- May 10, 2001
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I?ve been told countless times that it?s intellectually dishonest, unchristian, and an out-right lie to say that pro-choice is pro-abortion.
Let?s look at some "pro-choice" rhetoric:
Why is it unfair to call people who want federal funding of abortions pro abortion?
Why is it unfair to call people who want children to get abortions without parental consent pro-abortion?
In a section called ?Abortion Facts ? the NAF says, in support of having abortion as a teen:
Following this line of thinking isn?t just dangerous, it?s an insult to anyone who has a child that is at all handicapped, disabled or any parent that isn?t rich enough for the best school and medicine. They totally ignore the slew of good couples who want a child and could have there desire to raise a child met by way of adoption.
Let?s look at some "pro-choice" rhetoric:
I have a legal right to have liposuction, but I can?t afford it. But I don?t think I?d be out of line in saying that someone who wants the government to pay for my liposuction is definitely pro-liposuction.many women still cannot afford an abortion. The Hyde Amendment denies federal Medicaid funding for abortions except in cases of rape, incest or life endangerment Too many women who need abortions must wait while they raise funds? For women who struggle to make ends meet or do not have insurance that covers abortion, the legal right to have an abortion does not guarantee that they will have access.
Why is it unfair to call people who want federal funding of abortions pro abortion?
At the age of 14 I had no legal right to have liposuction without parental permission. In the case of abortion under-age abortion is often easily used to cover up statutory rape and in the case of incest a judge can intervene. I don?t think I?d be out of line in saying that someone that supported me being able to get liposuction at the age of 14 without parental consent was pro-liposuction.Parental Consent or Notification Laws which are now enforced in half of the 50 states can violate the privacy of young women by forcing them to involve their parents in their decisions
Why is it unfair to call people who want children to get abortions without parental consent pro-abortion?
In a section called ?Abortion Facts ? the NAF says, in support of having abortion as a teen:
According to this draconic line of reasoning it?s a perfectly reasonable thing to do to eliminate the future existence of a human simply because of simple ?disadvantages?;Children born to teenage mothers are more likely than children of older mothers to suffer significant disadvantages: medical, psychological, economic, and educational.
Following this line of thinking isn?t just dangerous, it?s an insult to anyone who has a child that is at all handicapped, disabled or any parent that isn?t rich enough for the best school and medicine. They totally ignore the slew of good couples who want a child and could have there desire to raise a child met by way of adoption.