Is there a single prolifer that can opine on their position?
We cannot seem to find one that can make any argument without using profanity, or fallacious logic.
Please, there must be one amongst you.
The Pro Choice individuals have extended themselves intellectually, with culture and grace, please meet that challenge.
Are all pro Lifers from Kentucky and Alabama? Are they terrorists? They have killed in the name of not killing.
They denigrate the women’s body to a subordinate of man and blastulas.
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March 9, 2009 at 2:44 pm
I stand as a interested observer of how life choices serve as turning points in the lives of couples.
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March 9, 2009 at 2:49 pm
Sorry, I don’t quite understand why I have to reply to my own comment.
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March 16, 2009 at 10:19 am
If you’re truly serious about talking with someone pro-life that doesn’t use profanity (I don’t personally know any that DO, and I know a lot of pro-lifers) try Priests for Life. I’m pretty sure they won’t swear at you! LOL
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March 17, 2009 at 12:04 am
Life, Liberty, and the Pursue of Happiness!
Life is a right, not a choice. Why must my money be required to fund killing of innocent babies.
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March 26, 2009 at 12:59 pm
cgregor, by your very eloquent and insightful argument, I have been swayed. I herewith renounce the ignorance of the pro-life movement. I commit now to spend the rest of my career as a social worker rounding up the poor children of our country who live in poverty and despair, and as humanely as possible, putting them out of their misery, so they no longer need to endure the burden that is this life. Heaven forbid any child, regardless of age, should have to submit to hardship and oposition in life! Heaven forbid, for that matter, any PERSON should ever have to endure pain or hunger or cancer or disappointment or discomfort or….LIFE!!! Death is absolutely the better alternative!! Oh, sure, there is a slim chance that an unexpected, unwanted child might actually LIKE being alive, but I’m sure the vast majority wouldn’t mind being torn limb from limb and taken to the landfill, like so much garbage. Thanks so much for opening my eyes.
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April 6, 2009 at 10:10 pm
I am prolife and no I do not believe that us women don’t deserve a choice but if we have a choice it’s unfair that the unborn child doesn’t have a choice! Have you ever seen those poor little babies after they have been aborted!?! I cry everytime because those poor tiny baby’s were tortured and some dismembered and some have their brains sucked out and some are burned alive by saline, how could you let ur own flesh and blood be treated that way!?!?! People say oh it’s just a blob of tissue, maybe so, but that blob might be a daddys girl, or mamas little helper if only given the chance!!! And even if the parents don’t want or can’t care for that baby there’s million upon millions of infertile couples that want a baby so bad they cry thereself to sleep every night till they have a miracle of there own even if adopted and just because going through a pregnancy may be an inconvenience for you think of mommys eyes or daddys smile that’ll show up in that “blob”. Btw, I’m only 13 and I feel this strongly on this subject if u want email me at toriapaige@cbleone.net may God bless y’all
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May 5, 2009 at 5:45 pm
If we can recycle a cup or a piece of paper we can save a whale that wants to be beached. why not put that same value on a child. we can discard children so easily. dont they have some worth. I was once one of you who believed so strongly that it was my body my right and had an abortion. I tell after i did not feel empowered.
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June 10, 2009 at 8:49 pm
it is all a matter of choice. if you make the choice to believe in some kind of god then you usually are against abortion or a pro lifer. i choose not to believe in god. i do not want someones religious beliefs to dictate my life or what i can do with my body. i believe people have a right to make their own decisions and if i remember correctly from my christian days god gives you the choice….on everything in your life. so right to lifers can believe all they want and i can disbelieve all i want. i would not force my lifestyle on anyone else and wish it would go both ways. i am pro life. my life. my body. my mind. i have had an abortion and feel no guilt what so ever. i killed a potential living breathing human being. a very good decision on my part. it is not against the law to have an abortion. that’s the one thing you do have to do…follow the law or pay the price, which is jail. or hell if you believe in that kinda stuff:)
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June 22, 2009 at 2:43 pm
I have had an abortion and I have a child. I had the abortion before the child and I don’t regret either choice as some pro-lifers or rather, on the flip-side, pro-choicers*, would have me feel.
I thank God everyday that I live in a country/state that allowed me to choose instead of others deciding for me.
*Some misinformed pro-lifers mistakenly believe that pro-choicers would have every unplanned pregnancy aborted.
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June 23, 2009 at 11:36 am
Are you ANGRY about the murder of Dr. Tiller?
Will there be COUNTERTERROR against right-to-lifers?
Where do Paul Hill’s wife and kids go to church?
AICH TEE TEE PEA://operationcounterstrike.blogspot.com
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July 1, 2009 at 7:59 am
I am a 16 year old christian girl and I believe abortion is wrong. many pro choice don’t want to hear a christians opinion so I’ll give you a non christians opinion. Every day millions of babies are born with their whole life ahead of them. They’ll grow up to be husbands and wives and brothers and sisters. Are you married? Do you have a brother or sister? Is there anyone in your life that you love more then anything in the world? Well what if they had never been born? What if your husband or wife had been murdered before it even left the womb? What if you never knew your sister? Can you even imagine that? I believe theres a right person out there for everyone. Well what if the person you were supposed to be with didn’t exist because their mother decided to have an abortion?
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July 6, 2009 at 1:06 pm
In my opinion having my baby would be too difficult on the child’s and my own life. I am in a position of living on my own, working a part time job and being full time in college. It takes every penny I have now to just take care of me and my dogs. I would have to give up everything I have worked for my whole life so I could have a job and support the child. I also understand that I am never giving the child a chance to do the things I have but I would never be able to offer that chance to give that kind of life I would want it to have either. I have always been a Christian and believe that abortion was ultimately wrong but now that I am the one going through this I feel it would be best. I don’t want to be the kind of person who struggles to survive and drains the government to be able to care for my child. I know not all do either. Many make successful lives for themselves. However, I look at people, like my own mother, who never got to live their dreams because of me and I wish that she could have waited. May sound weird but I know she loves me and would never change her decision but it hurts her and she could have had a better life for me and herself. So I believe that I should go through with it so I could become a better member of society and at the right time be a better parent for my child. I do understand that it will be an emotionally painful experience for me but in the long run life would be more painful for the child and myself. I make this decision completely on my own after viewing both sides. And I believe that it is not about the bigger picture because everyone has a different story and individually it may be right for someone and wrong for another. No one can decide that except for the person having the experience.
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July 6, 2009 at 8:27 pm
Jessica, how can you say that she could have had a better life for YOU if she had killed you in the womb? I don’t understand. You would be dead, you wouldn’t be having a better life.
Have you considered adoption? Then maybe both you and your baby can follow your dreams.
I don’t understand how a Christian can decide to kill someone so she can follow her dreams and live a better life.
I don’t want to be harsh, and I know that it can be emotionally overwhelming to be pregnant. I know it would be difficult to give up your baby for someone else to raise, but isn’t it usually hard to do the right thing? Wouldn’t it be a joy someday twenty years from now to meet a successful, happy young woman or man who comes up to you and says, “Thank you for letting me live. I know it wasn’t easy.” Won’t that make it all worth it, looking at her and knowing you did right by your child? Please consider adoption. I’ll pray for you, Jessica.
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July 9, 2009 at 5:11 am
I don’t know who Lindsay is (#’s 10 & 11) but I’m posting her letters in my newsletter — very powerful.
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July 15, 2009 at 5:26 am
Good for you Jessica, I am in the same boat but am older and already have two young children. I don’t believe in abortion and I don’t believe in fetal rights. I always believed that things happen for a reason and if so then it was meant to be.
So many things are not right in my life and I can’t provide properly for a baby right now.
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August 31, 2009 at 12:01 pm
Whenever an arguement starts out mauling the other side it starts out flawed. The truth is that there are incredibly intellignet and coherent arguements on the pro life side. I am not sure why there is so much hostility and rage.
I also think the facts speak for themselves. The mere idea that we have to even discuss wheter or not a fetus is a human and abortion is murder is incomprehensible.
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October 5, 2009 at 7:15 am
I am a pro choice turned pro life. I have been to an abortion clinic and received this horrific procedure and now I pay the price of regret and sever sadness for the life that I took. I have four beautiful children but I pray daily for forgiveness for what I did. I would never wish this ordeal on anyone and now realize that all my rationalization was for selfish reasons. Things always look bleak at first when you are in a tough situation facing a pregnancy but I have learned first hand that it would have been easier to have the baby than to do what I did. SO, for all of you pro choice people out there try seeing things from another perspective. Abortion is killing a human being. I saw this first hand. It is not something you can take back. Trust me, I would give anything to take it back.
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November 4, 2009 at 1:16 pm
I, too, have received an abortion procedure. I guess I was exercising my “right to choose,” but I clearly remember lying on the table wailing uncontrollably, “I don’t have any other CHOICE.” I do NOT clearly remember spending the next year in the psychiatric hospital and the 20 plus rounds of electroconvulsive therapy. 10 years after the abortion, I honored the baby I murdered in a memorial service (last Sunday), with my mother, father, brother, sister, and husband. They were obviously deeply grieved. In summary, ABORTION IS WRONG IN EVERY WAY.
ALSO, I am a pro-life demonstrator on a sidewalk at a clinic in yes…Alabama. The only hissing, spitting, and yelling of profanities is done by the passers-by who hate us. We offer compassion, prayer, and promises to help any of the young women who are confused or unsure of what they are about to do. We do hold up signs for all to see that this place IS an abortion clinic, but we give pamphlets, flowers and sometimes hugs to the victims.
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November 5, 2009 at 9:01 pm
In the Bible, it is said that “I knew you from the womb” (or something close to that). A baby is human from conception. Just because he or she may not look like us yet, or may not yet have a beating heart, does not mean that someone should have the choice to abort himor her (and yes, I say “he or she” and “him or her” because he/she is a human being, not an “it”). So many teenagers and young adults are having abortions these days, because they are unable to take care of a child, but if that is the case, then why are they putting themselves in this type of situation in the first place? If you are unable to handle a child, there is a simple: DO NOT HAVE SEX! Sex should be between a husband and wife in the first place! If you are unable to handle another human life, do not put yourself in that pathway. There are many pro-lifers that are VERY able to hold a civilized conversation with anyone who would like to discuss the argument. It is unfortunate to hear that among some pro-lifers there are ones mislead, who basically believe it is okay to kill someone, for opposing your argument ofnot killing someone. But one large case of craziness (are however many other incidents that have occured like this) does not deem the rest of us ALSO uncivilized. Abortion is wrong. I have enjoyed reading both sides to the argument, but I hold strong to my beliefs. God Bless!
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November 5, 2009 at 9:14 pm
Also, to Cindy, what type of church did you (used) to go to? Because either the church did not preach the bible (King James Version), or you did not listen/understand. Yes, you have a choice in everything: no one can FORCE you to do or not do something. BUT, just because you have a choice, does not mean that it is the RIGHT choice. You have the CHOICE to go out tonight and go on a killing spree. I am positive that nowhere in the Bible does it say that because you have the choice, it is okay to do that.
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