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The case of the violinist and the fetus : Comments
By Helen Pringle, published 22/2/2005Helen Pringle argues that even if the fetus is a person, there are still good arguments for allowing abortion.
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"When you know the circumstances which prevailed to result in her being pregnant, presumably against her will" - Col...
One can assume the circumstances very easily, Col. The woman CONSENTED to sexual intercourse - therefore she INVITES the outcome of that risk. As I wrote before, if you take a risk in life you invite the consequences of that risk.
Claiming a right to abortion-on-demand is like the gambler who goes to the casino, gambles a lot of money, and when she loses it all, demands it all back from the casino operator. "But I didn't WANT to lose all that money..." Sorry sweetheart, you took the risk!
I am not demanding abstinence BTW, I am simply demanding people accept RESPONSIBILITY for their own actions and choices, instead of making themselves out to be the victim.
"you are trying to define a womans “liability” to herself" - Col...
No, I'm not. I'm defining her liability to the unborn child inside her womb - why are you still not getting it, Col? An unborn child is certainly a biologically seperate individual - whether it requires a womb to develop is a mute point as non-viability isn't a just reason to abort.
BTW Col, do you agree with late term abortions?