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Aborting conscientious objection : Comments
By Michael Cook, published 23/9/2008In Victoria, as elsewhere in Australia, conscientious objection is a basic human right. But not for abortion.
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http://www.medicinewithmorality.org.au/ (I don't work for them; I just stumbled across them.)
"Abortion is a natural process. Whether it is spontaneous abortion, miscarriage or a result of surgical intervention."
Death, is also a natural process. Whether it is from natural causes, the result of murder, or through capital punishment/as a result of war, it still results in the end of a life.
That doesn't mean all these things are justified. Just because people die, doesn't mean I have the right to kill someone. Just because foetuses are miscarried, doesn't necessarily mean doctors have the right to actively kill them.
"She may be aborting a Hitler or a Lenin."
She may also be aborting an Einstein or a Beethoven.
It's interesting you mention declining crime rates. What has happened to the crime rates since? And what are your sources?
Look, I'm not saying every woman who falls pregnant should raise her child. I am saying that every woman who chooses to have sex and conceive should not kill the foetal life that happens to grow inside of her and at least bring it to full term. There are huge waiting lists for adoption, and lots of couples on or seeking IVF. Why not adopt these children out to the many loving mums and dads out there that desperately want a child?