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Abortion back on the agenda in Victoria : Comments
By David Palmer, published 13/8/2007Abortion is bad and there are far too many of them. What are our politicians doing to reduce the numbers?
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There's no such thing as "accidental" pregnancy, only irresponsible sex partners.
You are extremely unlikely to get pregnant with contraception, and the more forms used together the more unlikely (e.g. pill plus condom beats either alone).
You *cannot* get pregnant from oral, anal, masturbation, frottage, homosexuality or sex toys.
You can *only* get pregnant with a penis ejaculating into your vagina when you are fertile!
Can this happen accidentally?
"Abortion's a woman's right because it's *her* body", they say.
No, a foetus has its own DNA, so *cannot* be part of her body.
Irrespective of how long it's been inside her (one minute or nine months), it's not "her".
This is the cause of morning sickness and miscarriages.
Her immune system doesn't recognise the tissue as her own and *attacks* it!
Oddly, the people supporting the death of 70,000 or more potential Australians every year are often the same people who argue we need to import hundreds of thousands of migrants for "economic" reasons.
We kill our own people. Then import somebody else's. Absurd!
About the same number of people emigrate as are aborted.
The new children would replace the emigrants in roughly equal numbers.
So without abortion and without immigration, our population size would be *stable*.
http://www.aph.gov.au/library/pubs/rb/2004-05/05rb09.pdf
http://www.immigration.gov.au/media/fact-sheets/05emigration.htm
Babies are just beginning life.
Most immigrants are at least a third of the way through their lifespan.
Choosing immigrants over babies actually contributes to the aging of the population.
Does the woman have to raise the child?
No, fosterage and adoption are "choices" too.
(Notice how pro-choice only ever means "pro-abortion", never "pro-fosterage" or "pro-adoption").
And I don't object on religious grounds.
Only scientific and humanist grounds.
And I'm totally in favour of *brutally honest* sex education in schools.
Why do people always presume an "unwanted" child will have a worse life than anybody else?
Many people's childhoods weren't that great.
But growing up involves learning to cope with difficulties, rejection, loss, self-doubt.
Nobody escapes from the dark side of life, whatever their origins.
Those kids will learn to survive like everybody else.