[markomalley]

Funny how if a man tries to abort a child without the mother's consent, it's attempted murder of the baby.

If a woman tries to abort a child without the father's consent, it's her body and her "choice."

Just another proof that liberalism is a mental disease.

[BykrBayb]

ping

I recall some troll telling me recently that killing a baby in a similar manner to this is not murder. I wonder if that troll will show up on this thread.

[Just A Nobody]

Orane A. Green, 21, has been charged with attempted murder of an unborn child

So, we now know that Mr. Green is not a muslim terrorist. Perhaps he should convert thereby having all charges dropped. Just call Major Hasan for instructions on how this is done.

[IrishCatholic]

One more proof that man can’t think.
The baby is a baby when someone wants to think of it that way.
The baby isn’t a baby when they don’t want to think of it that way.

Yes, it is attempted murder. Once that is established as a point, then the humanity of the unborn baby is established. Then every time an unborn baby is killed, it is murder. (It always has been. This was just an exercise in thinking.)

[Dayman]

If I were on his jury I would nullify the charge of attempted murder of an unborn baby. If the facts supported a conviction for assaulting the woman I would vote according on those. The attempted murder of an unborn baby charge is a nonstarter until abortion is illegal by all parties, and/or “equal protection under the law” is no longer the law of the land.

If there was a way for men to absolve themselves of responsibility like a woman can then this sort of thing would happen a whole lot less.

[CynicalBear]

>>Attempted murder of an unborn child carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.<<

Ok, there seems to be some sort of disconnect here. How can a fetus not be a viable human but someone can still be charged with attempted murder for trying to kill it? There as got to some lawyer somewhere who can use cases like this against the abortionists.

[He Rides A White Horse]

There certainly is a conflicting duality.