You think aborting a baby conceived by accident is immoral if you have the means to support it? Or just the celebrating of it?Originally Posted by Burney
You think aborting a baby conceived by accident is immoral if you have the means to support it? Or just the celebrating of it?
If we're talking in absolutes, I think the aborting of babies per se is immoral, I'm afraid. However, I accept that it is a necessary evil in a number of circumstances. I don't believe that any of those circumstances applied to her. In addition, the self-congratulatory tone of her piece and the refusal to accept that there was a necessary moral stigma to her actions that was not ameliorated by her dogma about her body/her choice.
You think she should have had a baby she didn't want, just because she could afford it?
Agree entirely with your final point.
Not quite. I think she had no moral (as opposed to legal) right to terminate a life purely at her whim or convenience.
Far too late for that now, I reckon. After all, once you make children a financial consideration, all bets are off surely? For instance, what if she's simply too busy to have another child at the time? Is it "moral" to interfere with her career?
All things considered, it's better to be a chap and simply stay out of the whole sorry business, just make a cash settlement and thank God for it.
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I'm finding following this thread bloody confusing. I mean, post match Spurs analysis, combined with abortion issues.
This site is mental..
This is a way in which the old site was better. However, the use of 'Reply with quote' does tend to make things easier to follow.
That was a hint, by the way.
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