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(1) "Pro-abortionists say that outlawing abortion would restrict a womans right to privacy. Is that right absolute? Does somebodys right to privacy exceed anothers right to live?"
(2) "If what you say is true and the issue isnt really abortion but a womans right to control her own body, why doesnt your agenda include drugs and prostitution? Arent laws against those just as restrictive to a womans right to choose what she will and will not do with her own body, as laws against abortion are?"
(3) "Why is it that the very people who say the government should stay out of abortion are the same ones who want the government to pay for them?"
(4) "Abortion advocates say they are in business to help women. Other than offering to kill their children for them, what are you doing?"
(5) "Pro-abortionists say that the unborn child is part of the mothers body. If that is so, why does it have a completely different genetic code and often a different blood type? How do you explain the fact that it has its own immune system? Why is it male about half the time?"
(6) "If we use the absence of brain waves to determine that a persons life has ended, why shouldnt we use the presence of brain waves to determine that someones life has begun?"
(7) "Since you say that your interest is in protecting women, what is your position on these at home, do-it-yourself, abortion kits now being offered by many abortion advocates? Also, do you feel its ethical for them to advise women to avoid the gynecologists office for not only these procedures, but regular check-ups as well?"
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"We are now seeing the unborn being treated for disease, given blood transfusions and even operated on. When a doctor does one of these procedures, who is the patient?"
(9) "Pro-abortionists try to justify their actions by saying that, while the unborn may be human, its not a person. Can you give a detailed description of the differences?"
(10) "Pro-abortionists base a significant part of their argument on the concept of viability. Can you give me a description of what it means for someone to be viable?"
(11) "Does it bother you that abortion is legal after the point where medical science has evidence that the unborn child feels pain?"
(12) "Why is it that abortion advocates say they want women to have all their options, but they then fight so hard against laws requiring totally informed consent?"
(13) "What rights do you feel a father should have in an abortion decision?"
(14) "Why is it that pro-abortionists fight so viciously to keep parents from having a say in whether their minor daughter has an abortion or not?"
(15) "If pro-abortionists are mainly concerned with the health and safety of women, why do they fight so hard against medical standards as legitimate out-patient surgery clinics?"
(16) "Lets look at a hypothetical situation: two women become pregnant on the same day; six and a half months later woman A has a premature, yet healthy, baby; woman B is still pregnant; a week later each decides she doesnt want her baby. Why should woman B be allowed to kill hers and not woman A?"
(17) "If it became absolutely clear to you that the unborn child is a living human being, would you then favor outlawing abortion?"
(18) "Why dont we each look at the downside of our respective positions? Have you ever thought about what the ramifications are if you are wrong?"
(19) "When it was first discovered that the brain cells of aborted babies were a potential treatment for Parkinsons Disease, the ABC NEWS program, NIGHTLINE, carried a story about a woman whos father suffered with this malady. She wanted to be impregnated with the sperm of her father, for the purpose of creating a child, which would then be aborted, and its parts used to treat him. Do you see anything wrong with this?"
(20) "Should a woman be allowed to have an abortion for absolutely any reason, such as sex selection, selective reduction, or job promotion? If not, when not?"
(21) "I am going to take the liberty of characterizing your position, and then I want you to tell me where Im wrong. You want abortion to be legal right up to the moment of birth, in other words for all nine months of pregnancy; for any reason whatsoever, for no reason whatsoever; for a minor girl of any age, without parental consent, without even parental knowledge; and if she cant pay for it, you think the taxpayer ought to. Is there anything inaccurate about that statement?"
(22)How can abortion be a fundamental right if it is not found in the text of the Constitution and was never recognized as a right in American history prior to Roe v. Wade?
(2) "If what you say is true and the issue isnt really abortion but a womans right to control her own body, why doesnt your agenda include drugs and prostitution? Arent laws against those just as restrictive to a womans right to choose what she will and will not do with her own body, as laws against abortion are?"
(3) "Why is it that the very people who say the government should stay out of abortion are the same ones who want the government to pay for them?"
(4) "Abortion advocates say they are in business to help women. Other than offering to kill their children for them, what are you doing?"
(5) "Pro-abortionists say that the unborn child is part of the mothers body. If that is so, why does it have a completely different genetic code and often a different blood type? How do you explain the fact that it has its own immune system? Why is it male about half the time?"
(6) "If we use the absence of brain waves to determine that a persons life has ended, why shouldnt we use the presence of brain waves to determine that someones life has begun?"
(7) "Since you say that your interest is in protecting women, what is your position on these at home, do-it-yourself, abortion kits now being offered by many abortion advocates? Also, do you feel its ethical for them to advise women to avoid the gynecologists office for not only these procedures, but regular check-ups as well?"
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(9) "Pro-abortionists try to justify their actions by saying that, while the unborn may be human, its not a person. Can you give a detailed description of the differences?"
(10) "Pro-abortionists base a significant part of their argument on the concept of viability. Can you give me a description of what it means for someone to be viable?"
(11) "Does it bother you that abortion is legal after the point where medical science has evidence that the unborn child feels pain?"
(12) "Why is it that abortion advocates say they want women to have all their options, but they then fight so hard against laws requiring totally informed consent?"
(13) "What rights do you feel a father should have in an abortion decision?"
(14) "Why is it that pro-abortionists fight so viciously to keep parents from having a say in whether their minor daughter has an abortion or not?"
(15) "If pro-abortionists are mainly concerned with the health and safety of women, why do they fight so hard against medical standards as legitimate out-patient surgery clinics?"
(16) "Lets look at a hypothetical situation: two women become pregnant on the same day; six and a half months later woman A has a premature, yet healthy, baby; woman B is still pregnant; a week later each decides she doesnt want her baby. Why should woman B be allowed to kill hers and not woman A?"
(17) "If it became absolutely clear to you that the unborn child is a living human being, would you then favor outlawing abortion?"
(18) "Why dont we each look at the downside of our respective positions? Have you ever thought about what the ramifications are if you are wrong?"
(19) "When it was first discovered that the brain cells of aborted babies were a potential treatment for Parkinsons Disease, the ABC NEWS program, NIGHTLINE, carried a story about a woman whos father suffered with this malady. She wanted to be impregnated with the sperm of her father, for the purpose of creating a child, which would then be aborted, and its parts used to treat him. Do you see anything wrong with this?"
(20) "Should a woman be allowed to have an abortion for absolutely any reason, such as sex selection, selective reduction, or job promotion? If not, when not?"
(21) "I am going to take the liberty of characterizing your position, and then I want you to tell me where Im wrong. You want abortion to be legal right up to the moment of birth, in other words for all nine months of pregnancy; for any reason whatsoever, for no reason whatsoever; for a minor girl of any age, without parental consent, without even parental knowledge; and if she cant pay for it, you think the taxpayer ought to. Is there anything inaccurate about that statement?"
(22)How can abortion be a fundamental right if it is not found in the text of the Constitution and was never recognized as a right in American history prior to Roe v. Wade?
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