Did you read the article I linked to? https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://afterabortion.org/rape.html&ved=2ahUKEwjTy9G6x5ziAhXBinAKHXl-A28QFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw3JL3chvBcYpYQcZgYBxOCv
Yes.
You canât be real.
You must be joking. Or just making stuff up.
That 12 year old who was raped and forced to have an abortion in the article that you were referred to,
just a reminder:
For example, Edith Young, a 12-year-old victim of incest impregnated by her stepfather, writes twenty-five years after the abortion of her child: âThroughout the years I have been depressed, suicidal, furious, outraged, lonely, and have felt a sense of loss⌠The abortion which was to âbe in my best interestâ just has not been. As far as I can tell, it only âsaved their reputations,â âsolved their problems,â and âallowed their lives to go merrily on.â⌠My daughter, how I miss her so. I miss her regardless of the reason for her conception.â
I was adopted nearly from birth. At 18, I learned that I was conceived out of a brutal rape at knife-point by a serial rapist. Like most people, Iâd never considered that abortion applied to my life, but once I received this information, all of a sudden I realized that, not only does it apply to my life, but it has to do with my very existence. It was as if I could hear the echoes of all those people who, with the most sympathetic of tones, would say, âWell, except in cases of rape. . . ,â or who would rather fervently exclaim in disgust: âEspecially in cases of rape!!!â All these people are out there who donât even know me, but are standing in judgment of my life, so quick to dismiss it just because of how I was conceived. I felt like I was now going to have to justify my own existence, that I would have to prove myself to the world that I shouldnât have been aborted and that I was worthy of living. I also remember feeling like garbage because of people who would say that my life was like garbage â that I was disposable.
Why donât you send Rebecca Kiessling an email on your thoughts on this issue
I donât need to.
I have a sister who was conceived by rape when my mother was 17.
I have seen the psychological toll it has taken on my Mom for 75 years.
I am very sorry that happened to your mother. Does your mother regret not having the opportunity to kill your sister. Have you explained to your sister your position on this issue, what does she think of this issue? As noted in that article, there was a psycological toll on that 12 year old that was raped was forced to kill a baby that she feels sorry about killing. She has guilt in that baby was killed. She knows it wasnât the babies fault in the manner she was conceived. Isnât it more likely that the psychological toll that your mother has had, is on the rape itself?
Itâs much more than that, but Iâm not going there with you.
Thatâs absurd. Of course one can.
The biological death of the unborn child is what would say that.
That is one of the dumbest arguments ever put forth on this topic. I donât like murder and child molestation ether, should I just ignore those too?
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You can use religious objections, but then you have to admit God has killed innocent babies. Sure he has his reasons which is supposedly for his plans, or to remove evil doers or what not, but the fact remains biblically there are situations where it is ok to kill a baby.
Making an 11 year old go through childbirth makes no sense to me. Who is responsible for her life when she is forced to give birth and dies?
Oh due tell Samm when have Republicans went all out for kids in foster care like they do for kids in the womb.
Iâm not a doctor but I play one on a small message board
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God is going to kill you too.
God has killed anyone who has ever died.
I suppose so, does that mean itâs ok to kill babies then?
I understand you not answering because those are very personal questions, and though I feel strongly on the issue, I may have been intrusive and if so I apologize, is your mother still alive and healthy hopefully?
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Thanks for your concern, seriously.
I have mixed emotions about this topic as I love my sister, who I didnât even know existed until I was in my 30âs.
Mom is 93 and running out of gas rapidly. Itâs a tough time right now.
My sister is doing what she can to help me and the brothers, but she has her own pain to deal with, too.
Never has my Mom uttered the words âdaughterâ or âyour sisterâ to me.
She refers to my sister to her friends as âmy friend Kathyâ.
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Of course you have to prove God killed that person and blind faith isnt gonna cut it
We have something in common, I have a father who is 93, actually a WWII vet, he is still alive and kicking, but as he said, âI canât kick that highâ any more.
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Humans are not entitled to âkillâ other humans because they cannot restore the one they âkilledâ back to lfe.
God is entitled to âkillâ because He is removing a soul from a body and is able to keep that soul alive and restore it to another body at a later date.
You are comparing apples to oranges. The logical fallacy of false equivalence. Your objection is like saying a parent is not entitled to confiscate her daughterâs clothes because if the neighbour did so, it would be theft.
Typical authoritarian attitude: wonât even consider information that might challenge or undermine their position. We see this same attitude with the House not bothering to read the Meuller report but continuing to parrot talking points negated/undermined by the Mueller report.
Did your mother choose not to abort, or was she compelled not to? Was she made aware of the downstream consequences for her (emotionally, physically, and mentally) under BOTH of the scenarios?
