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huskarine -> RE: Awwwww....Michelle just wants to be Mom! (8/12/2008 2:08:39 PM)
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ORIGINAL: SwedishCovenant quote:
ORIGINAL: Jhud quote:
"WE need to be responsible for them, and I for one will gladly bear their cross, take their shame, and "punish" myself for the baby's cost, if it means the baby has a chance to live. " he didn't mean adooption: A) What did he mean? Orphanages? Foster care? Forced parenting? Be specific. B) Why did he, you, and everyone else on this thread respond to him as if all of us DID think it meant adoption? Financial support? A willingness to sacrifice time, energy and resources? But it's really irrelevant because the notion of the moral good or evil of abortion is not predicated on whether or not anyone else is willing to adopt children (even though millions of course are). It is either a good or evil thing on its own. The argument that abortion can't be seen as evil unless one is personally willing to adopt a child is as specious as saying one can't oppose Nazism unless one is willing to marry someone of Jewish decent. But PROPOSING adoption as solution WHEN ONE IS UNWILLING TO ADOPT ONESELF is sheer hypocrisy. Let's touch on the other possibilities you mentioned: Financial support, donation of time, energy, resources. Nice and vague - do you mean donations through charities, through churches, a new bureaucracy/socialism? WHO do you expect to do the work, if not yourself - and WHY do you expect everyoine else to pick up the load you are not willing to pick up yourself? Suggesting someone else work to solve the problem is easy - actually solving it is hard work which, alas, there have been no concrete solutions proposed here. ok...I am unable to adopt at this point (as I reclaim for the 3rd time)... "WHY do you expect everyone else to pick up the load you are not willing to pick up yourself? " -you should be the banner holder of this at abortion clinics. maybe your ideals are that pregnant women should end up being mothers. but lets talk about abortion, because obviously you claim that there are no concrete solutions (i.e. adoption, abstinence, planned-parenthood)...so is murdering the unborn child in the womb a credible, concrete solution that is of good moral value?
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