Ironside
8 Oct 2016
News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]
No, the most important thing in here is to establish ground rules. Either we agree that society has the right to dispose/kill a human being or not. That is the real issue here not creating some extenuated circumstances that would make such a practise acceptable on a personal level.
I would think that you could worry about quality of life if you would have a life in the first place. Otherwise it is a pointless exercise. Sounds like an excuse to me.
I suppose that you're under impression that your point of view is reasonable and practical at the some time. Whereas I can see consequences looming on the horizon.
It is the point of no return, once you agree that society or individual women have the right to kill, there is no way back. You might set a very strict conditions under which an abortion would be possible. Yet, it wouldn't matter one wit as it is only an arbitrary decision that hasn't been based/founded on any higher principle.
Such a law would and will be modified as to broaden "acceptable" conditions to dispose a human being.
It's only useful as a political compromise in a society that is divided in their views on that issue. A Mexican standoff.
Good point.:)
On the other hand I wanted to point out that their medical state will surely be monitored by their doctors and hence in all circumstances when such a life threatening condition would appear there'll be an appropriate response made be a responsible medical team. All those unspecified legal obstacles that would put the mother's life in jeopardy as a less worthy are in my opinion a figment of overactive imagination.
I would hardly call it backing. You seems to be obsessed by the RCC. In my opinion hierarchy of the CC done nothing to back it up. Not to mention they could if they had balls excommunicate all those politicians that are voting in favour of pro-abortion legislation.
Its not a Church as it should be, there is not backbone of the Inquisition, they're soft and in bed with liberals and a pro-gay lobby.
Because PiS politicians are crude costumers when it comes to the art of politicks and anytime they want to do something 'clever' it backfire into their faces. Not because most of them are pro-life as you imply.
I think it's a shame that to you the only important thing is that the child is born
No, the most important thing in here is to establish ground rules. Either we agree that society has the right to dispose/kill a human being or not. That is the real issue here not creating some extenuated circumstances that would make such a practise acceptable on a personal level.
with no thought given as to the quality of life the child will have.
I would think that you could worry about quality of life if you would have a life in the first place. Otherwise it is a pointless exercise. Sounds like an excuse to me.
It doesn't make sense to me,
I suppose that you're under impression that your point of view is reasonable and practical at the some time. Whereas I can see consequences looming on the horizon.
It is the point of no return, once you agree that society or individual women have the right to kill, there is no way back. You might set a very strict conditions under which an abortion would be possible. Yet, it wouldn't matter one wit as it is only an arbitrary decision that hasn't been based/founded on any higher principle.
Such a law would and will be modified as to broaden "acceptable" conditions to dispose a human being.
It's only useful as a political compromise in a society that is divided in their views on that issue. A Mexican standoff.
Ha! It is presumptuous of you to believe that I consider pro-lifers to be ignorant of medical matters
Good point.:)
that the likelihood of risk to mothers' lives would increase as a consequence of new laws,
On the other hand I wanted to point out that their medical state will surely be monitored by their doctors and hence in all circumstances when such a life threatening condition would appear there'll be an appropriate response made be a responsible medical team. All those unspecified legal obstacles that would put the mother's life in jeopardy as a less worthy are in my opinion a figment of overactive imagination.
had the backing of the RCC
I would hardly call it backing. You seems to be obsessed by the RCC. In my opinion hierarchy of the CC done nothing to back it up. Not to mention they could if they had balls excommunicate all those politicians that are voting in favour of pro-abortion legislation.
Its not a Church as it should be, there is not backbone of the Inquisition, they're soft and in bed with liberals and a pro-gay lobby.
was the pro-choice group proposal immediately struck out, but not that of the pro-life group?
Because PiS politicians are crude costumers when it comes to the art of politicks and anytime they want to do something 'clever' it backfire into their faces. Not because most of them are pro-life as you imply.
