“That is fine if your purpose is to sit back and judge the actions of others. Some of us are actively trying to prevent the abortion of children by working with women who are considering it. Every time a woman chooses life over abortion, a murder is prevented.
It may not solve the problem of moral depravity, but I would argue that it produces better results than judging women who are already in a bad situation.”
First, I commend you and others actively working to save children’s lives.
I’m not judging the women, I’m judging the actions of the man and woman involved.
Actually, there is a need for society to judge people who make bad decisions. While it may seem cruel it is how a society functions. People who act outside the parameters of what that society deems to be responsible actions are stigmatized. It’s hurtful to the person who goes thru it, but it serves as a lesson to others. While this all seems very quaint and old fashioned it is what has always held cultures together.
It is far crueler for a culture to look the other way and destine more and more children to be aborted or to be raised in dire circumstances.