Yes, and I generally agree with it.
Yes, and there are selected excerpts I disagree with. However I think it is more of a moral principle than an issue with the law.
Honestly, as I've aged and matured and my perspective of the world has changed, as well as my role in it, I discover that I hold different opinions on the same subject, such as abortion, than I did when I was younger. I'm morally against abortion, yet, at the same time, I truly believe you own your own body. I believe that women and young girls will have abortions no matter what and I would rather it was done safely by doctors in a sterile environment than in a back alley with a coat hanger.
Have you ever read the Roe v Wade decision?
I was forced to check No, but I generally disagree with it, Now I know that leaves me open to a charge of hypocrisy, because how can I disagree with something I never read?
But when the lady Roe v.Wade was written for comes out against it, I have to wonder how great a piece of legislation it is.
I also see the figures of 40% of pregnancies in New York
are ended by abortion. With 60% of those abortions carried out on black women..
Clergy Slam NYC's 40% Abortion Rate - Gothamist
Now if blacks saw a story stating that 60% of their population were being slaughtered, they would rise up in a Civil war this country would be on fire.
Yet it is fact in New York city and they accept it. This is a definition of Genocide in it's worst form, but it is ignored, probably because it is self inflicted.
I am not a rabid pro life person. I can see the need for some abortions, but is 3700 a day not a bit much?
Now if a person needs an abortion, and they make that decision, why should my tax money have to pay for it? I know my tax money doesnt always pay for it. sometime they have health insurance, but does not that raise my premiums? In essence my paying for it again.
Make abortion like cosmetic surgery, you want it , you pay the price.
How about an option for just a simple "No"? I can't agree or disagree with the decision since I haven't read it. :shrug:
Although I disagree with abortion as a means for birth control, I think the original intent of the law is okay. As with many laws, the intent has been distorted into something that has become somewhat of a monster in our society: abortion on demand, partial birth and late-term abortions, and in some very extreme cases post birth abortions. Radical interpreters of the law seem bent on leading this down the road to infanticide. A very disturbing trend.
But I don't think it's a decision that belongs at the federal level.
Ok, I guess no black people have read any articles on NYC's outrageous abortion statistics, although this is an actual improvement over the numbers of previous years past.
Newsflash, black people do know about the numbers and unless they decided to riot without me there is not going to be an uprising. I guess I better contact the rest of the negros and see if they're trying to ditch me when we rise up in Civil War over this and set the nation on fire.
Yet it is fact in New York city and they accept it. This is a definition of Genocide in it's worst form, but it is ignored, probably because it is self inflicted.
I guess I better contact the rest of the negros and see if they're trying to ditch me when we rise up in Civil War over this and set the nation on fire.
You left out the part where I said
I certainly don't look for a great uprising because of black abortions ,since you admit that Negroes do know the figures ,it is obviously accepted, but a bit surprising that so many , such as you ,appear to accept it .
I abhor the abortion of 3700 people a day black, white or any other color, whereas it doesn't bother some people. Remember these are not my figures .
Maybe you should contact the rest of the Negro's and point out the fact that they may be aborting the next George Washington Carver, or Martin Luther King. Maybe you should look into your own acceptance of this practice.
Did "Jane Roe" end up having the child or did she have an abortion? I would hate to be that child knowing my mother did everything she could to get rid of me.
Roe has nothing to do with abortion. It was settled on the non existent absolute right to privacy, that the government has zero interest in what one does with their body in privacy.
My problem with the law is on that basis; an absurd legal construct used to achieve a specific legislative outcome.
I guess I'll have to bring it up at the next meeting and ask the other Negros if they have managed to hear anything about this.