No. It's a dead child. And a dead republic.
Posted on 04/25/2010 11:06:49 AM PDT by EternalVigilance
A distinction without a difference.
You sure seem to know a whole lot about DU, newbie.
Lame.
No. It's a dead child. And a dead republic.
Whose choice? The baby has no choice and can do nothing to “deal with it”,except live or die,depending on the mother’s choice. “Pro-choice”—humbug!
What's the matter? Can't handle the truth about your "choice"?
My wife says you are a loser who is a politcal novice.
If she thinks like you do, that it's okay to kill babies under the color of "law," my prayers go out for both of you.
I saw that. Typical leftwing pro-baby-killing nonsense.
I reckon I'm a "hater", too. I hate it when people slaughter babies out of convenience.
Me too, how anyone can see an aborted baby and be pro choice has too many problems to be solved on Free Republic.
I was pregnant 6 times and never with a fetus, like *Oh we are so happy we have a fetus* that is strictly left wing feminist garbage....Gave birth 6 times to babies, and have 5 living children who are now adults....my grandchildren were not a fetus, they were grandchildren before they were born as well as after they were born...
You are at a slight disadvantage as you will never feel life kicking you in the stomach at 5 months gestation....or the first fluttering of life at 4 months. As my mother described it to me at first its like holding a bird in your cupped hands and feeling the wings flutter....
Pro Choice is pro abortion, letting a female decide if her baby should live or die...its not even the same DNA as hers..She has no right to kill that which is not her...
Sorry joe, the last part of my post was not directed at you, it was directed at the pro abortion kansascitygreg.
I have a small tribe of grandchildren and a great-grand, and I am thankful for them all.
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