(08-26-2024, 03:51 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(08-26-2024, 02:48 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: I don't understand the exception you would make for rape or incest.  In a case like that, the mother's life is not in danger.  So what about the baby?  Just because a baby results from rape, or incest, is it not still a child?  If you think an unborn baby has rights and should be protected, why would you not protect those babies?  They didn't commit a crime.  They're innocent.

It's the morality of it. You can be Pro-Life while also being fully aware and subjective when it comes to common sense. Sadly, I know some people who think it's acceptable for the woman to suffer the process of birthing a child created through rape and incest.

Even when confronted if it was his own mother, daughters, wife or sister that was the victim of these exact scenarios. He was adamant about keeping the child.

I don't agree with that, at all. This is where people get themselves into trouble. By picking one extreme or the other. There's nut jobs out there on the Ultra Pro Life spectrum that think it's acceptable.

Just like there's looney tunes on the left wanting to be able to abort a child well deep into the final days of impending and typical birth at the eight to ninth month marker.

This is where I draw the line as well. I think these situations require common sense laws, practices and protocol.

1. Abortions should be left up to the state. If you don't like the state's stance on abortion? Tough [BLEEP]. Leave. Find a state that fits your beliefs.

2. If it had to be federally agreed upon? I think the decision should be made within 3 months time. That's 90 days to make a decision. Covered by insurance, state, etc.

That can be worked out overtime. If you fail to make it within that timeline? You pay for it out of pocket. It will be well documented and known.

That's for first timers. Second, third or multiple abusers of this practice? I honestly feel tickets should be issued, along with remedial sexual education classes, courses, fines and fees, that you pay for out of pocket.

Lastly, clear, well defined exceptions are noted.

Rape, Incest & Medical Risk. Those are all exceptions that constitute an abortion in my opinion.

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