Look where pro-choice has left this poor woman

lux et lex said:

My irony meter is off the hook...as per usual.

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Non sequitur

Aeneas said:

I lol'ed. Obvious malpractice sucks, but this is hardly "satans alter" and a valid criticism of medical procedure.

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"Satans alter" is a very adequet description of what is going on today...once upon a time "medical procedures" cured people, not murdered them.

kiwimac said:

My grandmother was a midwife when abortions were illegal. She ardently supported safe, medically performed abortions after seeing just the sort of awful, bloody (& I mean LOTS of blood) messes she had to deal with.

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Freedom2Care: Today's back-alley abortions

pureinheart said:

Freedom2Care: Today's back-alley abortions

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Ah, more right-wing heiferdust.

Well its hows the chronic situations of women even in a developed, so called urbanized society... If women could make themselves strong enough to fight against abortion or pre-birth sex checks then this rate could be reduced to some point...

tyronem said:

For you who cannot weep, for you who support the murder of innocent children, look where choice has left this poor mother, she had twins, one healthy one sick one she chose to terminate because of a defective heart that would have required surgery.

Instead the physicians screwed up and murdered the healthy child, and then murdered the sick one.

When life should have been given regardless of a child's condition in the womb instead this evil choice, this sacrifice to satans alter has left a woman with no children as both were murdered inside of her.

Twins die in Australian hospital bungle | Stuff.co.nz

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As unfortunate as this may be, this is a poor argument against abortion in general. Do you honestly mean to say that if a procedure is suseptible to mistakes, it should be avoided? "Don't do this! Something might get screwed up and end in unwanted tragedy!"? If we're going to abide by this sort of reasoning, we should soon find ourselves unable to do a great many things:

"Look at the car crashes! See how driving cars is bad?! You shouldn't drive!"
"Don't go to hospitals to get operated on! You might end up worse than you are now!"
"Don't get married! You might get a divorce!"

The list goes on. It makes no sense to condemn an act based on an example of a mistake happening during the act, especially if that mistake is remarkably rare.