Jim# wrote:
John H. wrote:
On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:51:16 -0700, Canuck57
wrote:

John H. wrote:
On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:54:03 -0800, Jim wrote:

Listening to the anti abortion people protest any health plan that
would possibly include abortion, I was wondering what they do in
other countries to appease these opposite beliefs.

From:
http://www.arcc-cdac.ca/postionpaper...lly-Funded.PDF


The politicizing of abortion led to the current situation of
one-half of all abortions in Canada being performed at mostly
private clinics. Abortion clinics opened in the first place because
hospitals were failing to provide adequate services on a fair and
equal basis for Canadian women.

Hard to read that document and not see the logic.
Maybe there's some concern about this language: "All abortions are
medically necessary, since it is impractical and discriminatory to
separate out abortions done for "social" reasons from those done for
"health" reasons."

Some folks just don't believe that killing babies should have no
thought behind it whatsoever. I sure don't think I should have to pay
for them.
I am sure lots of thought goes into it. But since I don't have to
live with the consequences caporial or spiratual, I am quite content
with letting the decision be between the woman and the doctor.

Too bad you could take these no-rights people, brutally rape them to
get them pregnent, makes up the arse, then dictate to them like sheep
that they will have the child.

There are methods to get rid of possible pregnancies from rape without
waiting until the baby is viable. Or, do women just wait for a while
before deciding they were raped? Something there makes no sense.

Then when the child gets old enough to ask how they were conceived,
they can be told "?? raped me an so you were born...".

There are billboards all over Florida saying that the unborn baby's
heart starts beating at 19 days after conception. 19 days is pleanty of
time to get rape pregnancy terminated.

The problem here is using Florida as a place to get unbiased information.