Realism

Everybody for abortion in right... for the wrong reasons. I agree a woman has a right to choose but shouldn't we be thinking more realisticly? If an unwanted baby is born, there is a slim chance that baby will grow up and improve the world. Maybe one in a million births could change the world for the better, but what about the other 999,999? They will grow up to be consumers that would bring no change to the world. So why should we overpopulate the earth with users that contribute nothing to the world?

this is a taboo topic...there is no clear winner

I agree. People are too stubborn to change or admit somebody else is right.

People are as stubborn to change their views on this subject as you are I think.

Its wasted energy trying to fight.

Not really. First I was pro-life. Then I looked at pro-choice and decided they might have the right idea, but their only argument was the right to choose. So I looked at the situation realisticly and decieded to be pro-choice until Global Warming, overpopulation, water shortage, and many other problems that await the future generations are resolved, which won't be in my lifetime. I agree with you. Why waste energy trying to fight when no one will listen? Why preach to millions if they won't change? Pro-choicers will always be for abortion and Pro-lifers will always be against abortion. No one is willing to change to save the world. Therefore, the world is screwed.

there is no difference between pro-life and pro-choice
pro-life people are just making the right decision's
for pro-choicer's

Pro-pathetic, if you ask me



If a mother wishes to abort her child, then let it happen. Catholics would argue otherwise, but history has taught us NOT to listen to fixed minds which cloud judgements from realists

kids adopted at birth identify with their adopted parents just the same...

heres another situation:
my cousin adopted a kid... would have grown up with a druggie mother or never been alive...
adopted by a true suburban soccer mom type family... great supportive people who love her... shes native american so clearly understands that their not her genetic family... doesnt bother her in the slightest...
and a high school friend went the adoption route... gets photos and letters from the family... kid's doing great... but hes only 3, so that probably doesnt say as much... hes happy though


and i agree with all of who said that this will never come to a solid right/wrong conclusion... its good to discuss and argue though... we just cant be arguing for the sake of forcing beliefs on others... its just for the sake of the debate...

But not many.

You know, its funny how pro-lifer conservatives assert that they care for the baby's life and they would not want to see it aborted while they ignore the living ones that actually need help. They do care about the baby...until its born. Then if s/he is born in a poor family, they deny the baby any governmental benefints on the basis that the family should try to support the baby themselves and that they shouldn't have had a baby in the first place. yeah, funny.