Well I'm not as strident as my husband is, not sure if that's good or bad. He is his own man as a very passionate debater on this issue. I won't call you a babykiller but I hope you can understand why people's emotions would get high over babies and abortion. I'll bet we agree that women should not be forced to get anything so thumbs down on that SC bill. Still PP has a lot of money and believe me they can more than afford one ultrasound machine for a clinic.
Of course I understand emotions about this issue. You know that. But there are other, practical issues, that nobody wants to address. If we can't debate them without calling each other names, than what are we? As far as I know here, I'm the only one who is actually qualified on speaking about the ramifications (or lack thereof) personally about abortion. Is my experience the only experience. Absolutely not. But it's an experience that is out there and many women experience. So to call me a baby killer, murderer doesn't add to the debate. It just makes people on the other side seem, well, self-righteous.
It's almost akin to calling our soldiers murderers. I mean, technically, they are. Right? And I'm not even including when they kill the enemy. There's a lot of collateral killing of totally innocent people, including fellow American soldiers. There are just some things that have to happen in a world to exist. And, unfortunately, in this day and age, abortion is one of them.
That is MY OPINION and calling me a murderer is just as useful as calling a soldier a murderer. I don't see anything wrong with getting the ultrasound. I was just asking people who was going to pay for it. I think abortion should be very difficult to get. I think women should be given all the information that's out there to make the best decision. Absolute parental notification, absolutely NO late term abortions. But totally illegal? Never. I think a side benefit of abortions at least being difficult to get will curb some, just a little, of the rampant promiscuity that ruins young girl's lives.