abortion

I respect your opinion @zakeishe and I have no intention of changing it. I only want to give my view to show that there is to give you my opinion in comparison to your opinion. Hopefully you will see that there is some substance to my opinion. Basically, on the top of my chimney there is a nest of jackdaws and it is illegal for me to move the nest, because the mother is minding all her eggs which I fully accept because I know they are endangered etc., but then I had a brainwave and realised that the government protects the life of unborn jackdaws more than unborn human! Anyway, I don't think planned parenthood is for women's healthcare, because, for example, take a pregnancy centre, it gives you nappies, formula, clothes, monetary assistance, housing, employment, counseling, adoption refferals, parent classes.. On the other hand, an abortion clinic kills your child and sends you home with cheap condoms. Abortion is the ultimate exploitation of women, because, well I'll tell you something that happened. My aunt was pregnant with my little cousin and was told that she would have a disability, because she would be born so premature, but obviously at this time abortion was not an option in Ireland (it honestly probably will by the end of this month, which I woulds hate) and anyway, when she had little Layla it turns out there was nothing wrong with her, other than she might be a little bit skinny. When she was back outside waiting in the hospital, a lady told her how lucky she was to have her baby and that if she was in England she would have been aborted. At first my aunt didn't believe the lady and questioned why any hospital would ever make her kill her own, perfectly healthy child, but then she realised in England you are so vulnerable to the doctors decisions on your situation and you may be hauled into an abortion of your child against your will. Abortion does not make you unpregnant, it makes you the parent of a deceased child. That is a burden that some doctor has just put on you through manipulation and that does not liberate women in any way, in my opinion. What someone might call her choice, was actually her daughter! I was thinking back on what Nell McAfferty said about the killing at the Sommes and it made me think about the extermination of Jewish people: they did not choose genocide! Nor, did blacks choose slavery. Nor did unborn children choose abortion! Everyone gets a choice but the victim! Do you not think it's absolutely bockers that we as people are debating on whether babies should have the right to be born. I accept that its not just as simple as that, but without abortion the life of the mother is still the number one priority. If the baby dies naturally in the process of saving the mother's life then so be it! That's life. But I fully reject the argument that it is too expensive to have a special needs child or even just a child, because that is teaching our children and others that life is disposable and cheap! I don't think it is correct for the fetus should be as dehumanised as you make it. Just think about it,why is it called a `double homicide` when a pregnant woman is killed? And why is a bacteria on Mars considered life, if a heartbeat on Earth is not considered life. It's like fetus who is wanted is a person but if s/he is unwanted they are not a person. It is scientifically correct to say that an individual human being being begins at conception. In the upcoming referendum in Ireland, if I had a vote, I would vote no to abortion being brought in, because as a girl and soon to be a woman, who plans to live the rest of their life and start a family here, I believe it is something that should be kept out of Ireland. Taking into consideration that I could be raped or accidentally get pregnant at a terrible time or even have complications in my pregnancy that could be life-threatening, I would never get an abortion, because from my point of view an abortion will not solve any of those problems. I may have forgot to mention that both my parents are GPs and I listen to their opinions because I trust it and they are both very experienced in the medical profession ( I will say that my dad had to be convinced about pro life, but the mother is hard core, she is my main sourse of opinion, along with personal research).