The Carthusian Order wrote:I am 100% in favor of repealing this legislation. Let me explain why. You see, there is no logical reason for a "mother" to terminate her pregnancy just for the convenience of said "mother". It's not a "right" to be able to murder a soon to be child, it's murder. Life begins at conception, and the heart beat at 3 weeks. The fetus is able to feel the pain when it's terminated. I do not understand how you find the act of abortion humane whatsoever. If the "mother" didn't want a child she could use contraceptives (Although I don't support it, it's better than out right murder).If you were to argue, "What about in cases of rape and incest?" Well, there is no need to murder offspring because of the act that someone else forced upon the woman. Why not just kill the rapist instead, or is that inhumane? If the mother doesn't want the child, then she is totally free to put it up for adoption or give he/her to an orphanage. Debate me.
You say there is no logical reason for a mother to terminate a pregnancy, that however is false. Consider for a moment a mother finds out the child lacks vital internal organs that would be necessary to live. Also, what about the chances of a pregnancy being life threatening to the mother? You also make the mistake of thinking that those who are pro choice consider abortion to be humane. Personally, I would rather a mother consider other options, but the choice and the consequences of said choice ultimately fall upon her. The use of contraceptives can be effective, but not 100%. Sometimes contraception can fail, even using multiple levels.
Onto your point about rape or incest. You are against abortion. Does that infer that you would force the woman carry to term the result of a highly traumatic event? So from being forced upon to being forced to face a reminder of what happened through the full term of her pregnancy? Please, at what point, is that humane? Simply killing the rapist as you suggested will only eliminate the cause, but not the lingering psychological damage that is likely to follow. The possibility of never feeling safe or secure around anyone and other issues that may occur.