Thomas_Bradley

That was simply amazing. I watched this video at the library without any sound but she was so passionate I could almost hear her without it. I think the part that sticks in my mind the most was the comparison near the end of the Jewish reaction to the Muslim reaction.

Moral? If the woman is aborting the fetus on grounds that the baby to be born is somehow hindering her life in some way, but regardless her choice is here own, moral or immoral. As for the partner, in your situation he is giving his money freely to this woman for support with only there word as agreement. The woman is under no legal or moral obligation to abide by the terms of the agreement. As many others have stated a women’s body is her property and as with property you have a right to protect it if it is threaten. I don’t object to abortion, during any term at all. Thought I think it’s a little silly and irresponsible, to wait until the baby is almost born to terminate the birth. To me it’s like building a house and just before you’re done you tear it down. Regardless that is still the choice of the mother. The man providing the sperm is by his actions giving the woman his property to do with as she wills. If he doesn’t want the woman to get pregnant then he should not have sex with this woman. Likewise if the woman doesn’t want to get pregnant she should not have sex with a man. If he wants a say in how the fetus is to be treated he should have a written contract that gives him say in this situation. In the case of a contract, if the women signs saying that she will bring the baby to full term then I think she can be held accountable for termination of the fetus. This is a more complicated issue to be discussed with the parties involved with the pregnancy.

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I chose rule 5 because it the one that I have experienced most of my life. Growing up in a half Catholic / half Lutheran family I was subjected to “do as I say, not as I do” behavior all the time. It was one of the many reasons I chose to stay as far from the church as possible. I am very much a man of deeds and not words because of it.