“a woman making the tragic decision not to deliver the child she is pregnant with”
This is nicely worded. It however doesn’t represent the reality of abortion. She didn’t decide not to deliver a child. She decided to have the child murdered in her womb.
“This is nicely worded. It however doesn’t represent the reality of abortion. She didn’t decide not to deliver a child. She decided to have the child murdered in her womb.”
I regard abortion in almost all cases a great moral mistake and oppose it on those grounds (just as I oppose homosexual practices, for example), but it is not my business (or anyone else’s) to impose by force on others my moral views, so long as their practices are no direct threat to me, my property, or anyone else’s.
Your obfuscation of plain English, in which murder only applies to the killing of another already born human being belies your real motives to put over an agenda to control other people’s lives by force and to promote that agenda by means of language intended to incite emotional reactions. It is both dishonest and evil.
Hank