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"Dr. Jai Maharaj" |
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06 Nov 2003 03:47:16 PM |
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SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
FOX
Thursday, November 6, 2003
In a ruling that could have coast-to-coast effect, a
federal judge Thursday blocked the government's new ban
on partial-birth abortions — the second court victory for
abortion-rights advocates since President Bush signed the
law.
U.S. District Judge Richard Casey granted a request by
the National Abortion Federation (search) and seven
doctors to block enforcement of the ban.
The ruling applies only to the plaintiffs, but it could
have broad application. The federation says that its
members perform half of the abortions done nationwide.
Raw Data:
o Memorandum and Order (Carhart v. Ashcroft)
(FindLaw pdf)
o Partial-Birth Abortion Ban of 2003 (FindLaw pdf)
The decision follows a separate ruling Wednesday by a
federal judge in Nebraska who also blocked the ban — less
than an hour after Bush enacted the law. That ruling
covers four doctors, who together are licensed in 13
states across the Midwest and East, and their staffs. A
San Francisco judge has also scheduled arguments in a
similar challenge.
Casey noted in a three-page order that the plaintiffs
would suffer irreparable harm without a court injunction.
He said the government made clear at a hearing Wednesday
that the medical community is conflicted as to whether
the procedures covered by the law are necessary to
protect a woman's health and that Congress did not find a
consensus.
"Given the (government's) position, the court is
constrained, at this time, to conclude that it is
substantially likely that plaintiffs will succeed on the
merits," Casey wrote.
Michael Kulstad, a spokesman for U.S. Attorney James B.
Comey, whose office argued the case before Casey,
declined comment.
Louise Melling, director of the American Civil Liberties
Union's (search) Reproductive Freedom Project, called the
decision "incredibly important for women's health." The
ACLU represented the National Abortion Federation in the
court challenge.
Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil
Liberties Union, said the ruling would have an effect
nationwide.
"It's hard to imagine the federal government would try to
enforce the law against anyone who might be providing
abortions but is not a member of the protected group,"
Lieberman said.
"Allowing Congress to practice medicine without a license
endangers the lives and health of women," said Vicki
Saporta, chief executive officer of the federation.
"Thankfully, the court understood the gravity of the
situation and stopped this law from taking effect."
Source - http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,102395,00.html
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Posted on Thursday, November 6, 2003 by Tumbleweed_Connection
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They need to impeach and remove the Nebraska judge, "pour
encourager les autres". Who do these guys think they are?
Posted on Thursday, November 6, 2003 by ikka
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Time to change the constitution and term limit judges!
Posted on Thursday, November 6, 2003 by kaktuskid
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| User: "Bush Lies" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
06 Nov 2003 04:12:10 PM |
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Dr. Jai Maharaj wrote:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
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| User: "Dr. Jai Maharaj" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
06 Nov 2003 04:38:39 PM |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti
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| User: "Osprey" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
06 Nov 2003 04:46:34 PM |
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"Dr. Jai Maharaj" <usenet@mantra.com> wrote in message
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest of us are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as given to us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of Independence
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at risk and they HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of saving the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim there is no such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not all, are
pro-abort.
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| User: "--sexkitten--" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
06 Nov 2003 07:14:44 PM |
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"Osprey" <noneedstoknow@mail.com> wrote in message
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest of us are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as given to us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just wondering). The D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were forming their own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that country. They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to want to cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a choice- it's the
limb or the whole person.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at risk and they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of saving the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood, what's going
to happen if you cut her open?
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim there is no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not all, are
pro-abort.
.
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| User: "Osprey" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
06 Nov 2003 08:33:20 PM |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest of us are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as given to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just wondering). The D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were forming their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to want to cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a choice- it's the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at risk and they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood, what's going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still be done.
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they can actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim there is no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not all, are
pro-abort.
.
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| User: "--sexkitten--" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
06 Nov 2003 08:38:11 PM |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest of us are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as given to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just wondering). The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were forming their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to want to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a choice- it's the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the cervix without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at risk and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood, what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still be done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever die in surgery.
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they can actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim there is no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not all, are
pro-abort.
.
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| User: "Osprey" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
07 Nov 2003 08:19:27 AM |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest of us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to want to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a choice- it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the cervix without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the mother's life?
After all if her life is the part that is at risk, the object is to get the
fetus out right?
Why kill the fetus, when the fetus can be saved with a C-Section AND her
life too?
There is absolutely nothing about PBA that makes good sense, nothing at all.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at risk and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of
saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood, what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still be done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever die in
surgery.
They can control bleeding.
I am trying very hard to find ANY justifications for PBA, and I am finding
absolutely none.
And these people that are trying to block the ban, are going to have to
fight very hard to convince people that PBA is the right choice, when there
are other methods that can save both mother and child.
I don't see that happening.
Furthermore, not one person yet has been able to present any documented
cases where PBA was the correct choice.
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they can
actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim there is
no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not all, are
pro-abort.
.
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| User: "--sexkitten--" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
07 Nov 2003 02:06:42 PM |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest of us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as
given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to want
to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a choice- it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the cervix
without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the mother's life?
Because if the woman is the one at risk, they are going to try to save her
with the least possible amount of damage to life and limb. Which do you
think would cause more damage- shrinking the fetus and pulling it thru the
vaginal canal, or cutting the woman open and letting her bleed?
After all if her life is the part that is at risk, the object is to get
the
fetus out right?
Why kill the fetus, when the fetus can be saved with a C-Section AND her
life too?
So then what if the fetus isn't viable?
There is absolutely nothing about PBA that makes good sense, nothing at
all.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at risk
and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of
saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood, what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still be done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever die in
surgery.
They can control bleeding.
They can try to control bleeding. If they could totally control bleeding no
one would ever die in surgery.
I am trying very hard to find ANY justifications for PBA, and I am finding
absolutely none.
And these people that are trying to block the ban, are going to have to
fight very hard to convince people that PBA is the right choice, when
there
are other methods that can save both mother and child.
Not going to be too difficult. They already did block it.
I don't see that happening.
Furthermore, not one person yet has been able to present any documented
cases where PBA was the correct choice.
You do realize that those case files are protected by confidentiality laws?
How many women do you know of would allow their name to be released to the
howling misinformation mob, with the information that she had a D&X?
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they can
actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim there
is
no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not all,
are
pro-abort.
.
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| User: "Osprey" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
07 Nov 2003 04:01:37 PM |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest of
us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as
given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just
wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to want
to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a choice-
it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the cervix
without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the mother's
life?
Because if the woman is the one at risk, they are going to try to save her
with the least possible amount of damage to life and limb.
So screw the child if there is a chance to save the child
Which do you
think would cause more damage- shrinking the fetus and pulling it thru the
vaginal canal, or cutting the woman open and letting her bleed?
Who said anything about "letting" her bleed.
A C-Section, VERY small cut, straight to the uterus, pull the child, out,
continue to make sure mother is alive and child.
You know where most of the blood comes from on a C-Section?
The placenta.
I have watched 2 C-Sections personally and was amazed at first how small the
cut was, and how little blood there was, except for the placenta
After all if her life is the part that is at risk, the object is to get
the
fetus out right?
Why kill the fetus, when the fetus can be saved with a C-Section AND her
life too?
So then what if the fetus isn't viable?
In that stage of the pregnancy? Not likely, I would imagine in almost all
cases the fetus is viable.
There is absolutely nothing about PBA that makes good sense, nothing at
all.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at risk
and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of
saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood,
what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still be
done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever die in
surgery.
They can control bleeding.
They can try to control bleeding. If they could totally control bleeding
no
one would ever die in surgery.
No one can "totally" control, but they can control it enough with today's
technology.
You know as well as I know in today's technology things are so advanced.
I am trying very hard to find ANY justifications for PBA, and I am
finding
absolutely none.
And these people that are trying to block the ban, are going to have to
fight very hard to convince people that PBA is the right choice, when
there
are other methods that can save both mother and child.
Not going to be too difficult. They already did block it.
They blocked it, but they are going to have to answer the hard questions to
prove it is actually necessary to allow PBA's
And what I find amazing is before all this started, you had so many
pro-choice/aborts screaming PBA's were not real.
And yet, here many are trying to defend PBA
I don't see that happening.
Furthermore, not one person yet has been able to present any documented
cases where PBA was the correct choice.
You do realize that those case files are protected by confidentiality
laws?
names are yes, numbers are not.
How many women do you know of would allow their name to be released to the
howling misinformation mob, with the information that she had a D&X?
They can present the information and protect the person
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they can
actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim there
is
no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not all,
are
pro-abort.
.
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest
of
us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness as
given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just
wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were
forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to
want
to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a choice-
it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the cervix
without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the mother's
life?
Because if the woman is the one at risk, they are going to try to save
her
with the least possible amount of damage to life and limb.
So screw the child if there is a chance to save the child
Yup. Who is the important patient?
In a late- term abortion it isn't always possible to save the child. Would
you prefer that they cut her open and put her life at risk to save an
encephalitic fetus, for example? Cesareans are dangerous.
Which do you
think would cause more damage- shrinking the fetus and pulling it thru
the
vaginal canal, or cutting the woman open and letting her bleed?
Who said anything about "letting" her bleed.
A C-Section, VERY small cut, straight to the uterus, pull the child, out,
continue to make sure mother is alive and child.
5 to 6 inches across the pubic line.
You know where most of the blood comes from on a C-Section?
The placenta.
I have watched 2 C-Sections personally and was amazed at first how small
the
cut was, and how little blood there was, except for the placenta
http://www.ican-online.org/resources/statistics4.htm
The risk of a mother dying from a cesarean is small but is still
considerably higher than with a vaginal birth:
Maternal death with cesarean: 4 in 10,000
Maternal death with all vaginal births 1 in 10,000
Maternal death with elective cesareans 2 in 10,000
Maternal death with all normal vaginal births 0.5 in 10,000
If you are talking about a troubled pregnancy the risk is naturally going to
increase.
After all if her life is the part that is at risk, the object is to
get
the
fetus out right?
Why kill the fetus, when the fetus can be saved with a C-Section AND
her
life too?
So then what if the fetus isn't viable?
In that stage of the pregnancy? Not likely, I would imagine in almost all
cases the fetus is viable.
Cite?
Pregnancy is not a fun and exciting thing. No woman is going to go thru
seven months of hell just to abort for the fun of it.
There is absolutely nothing about PBA that makes good sense, nothing
at
all.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at
risk
and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead of
saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood,
what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still be
done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever die in
surgery.
They can control bleeding.
They can try to control bleeding. If they could totally control bleeding
no
one would ever die in surgery.
No one can "totally" control, but they can control it enough with today's
technology.
You know as well as I know in today's technology things are so advanced.
Things have advanced in many fields, but how come the death rate for
childbirth has remained steady? Refer to above stats on cesarean births.
Getting cut open anywhere carries a risk. Getting cut open in a problem
pregnancy is a bigger risk.
I am trying very hard to find ANY justifications for PBA, and I am
finding
absolutely none.
And these people that are trying to block the ban, are going to have
to
fight very hard to convince people that PBA is the right choice, when
there
are other methods that can save both mother and child.
Not going to be too difficult. They already did block it.
They blocked it, but they are going to have to answer the hard questions
to
prove it is actually necessary to allow PBA's
And what I find amazing is before all this started, you had so many
pro-choice/aborts screaming PBA's were not real.
That's interesting. Who said that?
I know that the term "PBA" itself is an invention, but the procedure it was
invented to describe was the very real D&E.
And yet, here many are trying to defend PBA
I don't see that happening.
Furthermore, not one person yet has been able to present any
documented
cases where PBA was the correct choice.
You do realize that those case files are protected by confidentiality
laws?
names are yes, numbers are not.
How many women do you know of would allow their name to be released to
the
howling misinformation mob, with the information that she had a D&X?
They can present the information and protect the person
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they can
actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim
there
is
no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not
all,
are
pro-abort.
.
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| User: "Osprey" |
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the rest
of
us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness
as
given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just
wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were
forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable
right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going to
want
to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a
choice-
it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the cervix
without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the mother's
life?
Because if the woman is the one at risk, they are going to try to save
her
with the least possible amount of damage to life and limb.
So screw the child if there is a chance to save the child
Yup. Who is the important patient?
No, LIFE is important to BOTH.
If the child has a chance as well as the mother, BOTH are important
In a late- term abortion it isn't always possible to save the child. Would
you prefer that they cut her open and put her life at risk to save an
encephalitic fetus, for example? Cesareans are dangerous.
Actually they are MUCH safer now, than before. In fact I have read articles
where some doctors prefer C-Sections to Birth
Safer for baby, and safer for mom.
Which do you
think would cause more damage- shrinking the fetus and pulling it thru
the
vaginal canal, or cutting the woman open and letting her bleed?
Who said anything about "letting" her bleed.
A C-Section, VERY small cut, straight to the uterus, pull the child,
out,
continue to make sure mother is alive and child.
5 to 6 inches across the pubic line.
yep
You know where most of the blood comes from on a C-Section?
The placenta.
I have watched 2 C-Sections personally and was amazed at first how small
the
cut was, and how little blood there was, except for the placenta
http://www.ican-online.org/resources/statistics4.htm
The risk of a mother dying from a cesarean is small but is still
considerably higher than with a vaginal birth:
Maternal death with cesarean: 4 in 10,000
Maternal death with all vaginal births 1 in 10,000
Maternal death with elective cesareans 2 in 10,000
Maternal death with all normal vaginal births 0.5 in 10,000
We can look at numbers like that all day long, and it doesn't mean those
procedures CAUSED the deaths
People die in hospitals every day, some due to OTHER complications.
If you are talking about a troubled pregnancy the risk is naturally going
to
increase.
After all if her life is the part that is at risk, the object is to
get
the
fetus out right?
Why kill the fetus, when the fetus can be saved with a C-Section AND
her
life too?
So then what if the fetus isn't viable?
In that stage of the pregnancy? Not likely, I would imagine in almost
all
cases the fetus is viable.
Cite?
My opinion
Pregnancy is not a fun and exciting thing. No woman is going to go thru
seven months of hell just to abort for the fun of it.
Well if you look at some of the reasons some of these people are giving, I
have to disagree.
You will find some of these quotes in this very thread
Abortion may be performed at later periods usually for the
following reasons:
undiagnosed pregnancy until the late term,
an abnormal fetus
teen age pregnancy
time to raise money to pay for the abortion,
physician shortage in many counties
state imposed waiting periods.
None of those reasons above addresses a woman's health
There is absolutely nothing about PBA that makes good sense, nothing
at
all.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at
risk
and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her, instead
of
saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing blood,
what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still be
done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever die in
surgery.
They can control bleeding.
They can try to control bleeding. If they could totally control
bleeding
no
one would ever die in surgery.
No one can "totally" control, but they can control it enough with
today's
technology.
You know as well as I know in today's technology things are so advanced.
Things have advanced in many fields, but how come the death rate for
childbirth has remained steady?
Going to happen, no matter what. I don't think that can ever be prevented,
I am sure though we will continue to work harded to minimize it.
And I bet you those numbers have decreased DRAMATICALLY over say, the past
20 years
Refer to above stats on cesarean births.
Getting cut open anywhere carries a risk.
yes I saw the chance it was 0.0004%
That is actually very low
Getting cut open in a problem
pregnancy is a bigger risk.
I am trying very hard to find ANY justifications for PBA, and I am
finding
absolutely none.
And these people that are trying to block the ban, are going to have
to
fight very hard to convince people that PBA is the right choice,
when
there
are other methods that can save both mother and child.
Not going to be too difficult. They already did block it.
They blocked it, but they are going to have to answer the hard questions
to
prove it is actually necessary to allow PBA's
And what I find amazing is before all this started, you had so many
pro-choice/aborts screaming PBA's were not real.
That's interesting. Who said that?
Oh you haven't been paying attention have you. Mizzy, Pat Winstanley are
two big ones for denying PBA's are real
especially Mizzy
I know that the term "PBA" itself is an invention, but the procedure it
was
invented to describe was the very real D&E.
And yet, here many are trying to defend PBA
I don't see that happening.
Furthermore, not one person yet has been able to present any
documented
cases where PBA was the correct choice.
You do realize that those case files are protected by confidentiality
laws?
names are yes, numbers are not.
How many women do you know of would allow their name to be released to
the
howling misinformation mob, with the information that she had a D&X?
They can present the information and protect the person
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they can
actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim
there
is
no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if not
all,
are
pro-abort.
.
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the
rest
of
us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of happiness
as
given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just
wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were
forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running
that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable
right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going
to
want
to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a
choice-
it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the
cervix
without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the
mother's
life?
Because if the woman is the one at risk, they are going to try to
save
her
with the least possible amount of damage to life and limb.
So screw the child if there is a chance to save the child
Yup. Who is the important patient?
No, LIFE is important to BOTH.
The woman might beg to differ. So might her doctor.
If the child has a chance as well as the mother, BOTH are important
In a late- term abortion it isn't always possible to save the child.
Would
you prefer that they cut her open and put her life at risk to save an
encephalitic fetus, for example? Cesareans are dangerous.
Actually they are MUCH safer now, than before. In fact I have read
articles
where some doctors prefer C-Sections to Birth
They do. Cesareans are more expensive than vaginal births. There's been a
flap about this going on the last ten years or so- too many doctors are
scheduling unnecessary c- sections (at greater risk to the woman) because
the profit margin is higher.
Safer for baby, and safer for mom.
Which do you
think would cause more damage- shrinking the fetus and pulling it
thru
the
vaginal canal, or cutting the woman open and letting her bleed?
Who said anything about "letting" her bleed.
A C-Section, VERY small cut, straight to the uterus, pull the child,
out,
continue to make sure mother is alive and child.
5 to 6 inches across the pubic line.
yep
You know where most of the blood comes from on a C-Section?
The placenta.
I have watched 2 C-Sections personally and was amazed at first how
small
the
cut was, and how little blood there was, except for the placenta
http://www.ican-online.org/resources/statistics4.htm
The risk of a mother dying from a cesarean is small but is still
considerably higher than with a vaginal birth:
Maternal death with cesarean: 4 in 10,000
Maternal death with all vaginal births 1 in 10,000
Maternal death with elective cesareans 2 in 10,000
Maternal death with all normal vaginal births 0.5 in 10,000
We can look at numbers like that all day long, and it doesn't mean those
procedures CAUSED the deaths
We could likewise look at mifeprestone and not say that it CAUSED Ms.
Patterson's death. Complications from it (and inadequate aftercare) did.
People die in hospitals every day, some due to OTHER complications.
In this case the complications would generally be blood loss and infection
from a six- inch hole in the belly.
If you are talking about a troubled pregnancy the risk is naturally
going
to
increase.
After all if her life is the part that is at risk, the object is
to
get
the
fetus out right?
Why kill the fetus, when the fetus can be saved with a C-Section
AND
her
life too?
So then what if the fetus isn't viable?
In that stage of the pregnancy? Not likely, I would imagine in almost
all
cases the fetus is viable.
Cite?
My opinion
Pregnancy is not a fun and exciting thing. No woman is going to go thru
seven months of hell just to abort for the fun of it.
Well if you look at some of the reasons some of these people are giving, I
have to disagree.
You will find some of these quotes in this very thread
Abortion may be performed at later periods usually for the
following reasons:
undiagnosed pregnancy until the late term,
an abnormal fetus
teen age pregnancy
time to raise money to pay for the abortion,
physician shortage in many counties
state imposed waiting periods.
None of those reasons above addresses a woman's health
No, but that was what we were discussing here. Make abortion more readily
available, cheaper and less shameful to do in month 2 and you won't have
women waiting till month 5. Then those problems will go away.
There is absolutely nothing about PBA that makes good sense,
nothing
at
all.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was at
risk
and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her,
instead
of
saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing
blood,
what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still
be
done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever die
in
surgery.
They can control bleeding.
They can try to control bleeding. If they could totally control
bleeding
no
one would ever die in surgery.
No one can "totally" control, but they can control it enough with
today's
technology.
You know as well as I know in today's technology things are so
advanced.
Things have advanced in many fields, but how come the death rate for
childbirth has remained steady?
Going to happen, no matter what. I don't think that can ever be
prevented,
I am sure though we will continue to work harded to minimize it.
And I bet you those numbers have decreased DRAMATICALLY over say, the past
20 years
Holding steady since 1982.
www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm
Refer to above stats on cesarean births.
Getting cut open anywhere carries a risk.
yes I saw the chance it was 0.0004%
That is actually very low
Tell that to the women that got the bad end of the statistic. It's
statistically safer to abort in the first trimester.
Getting cut open in a problem
pregnancy is a bigger risk.
I am trying very hard to find ANY justifications for PBA, and I am
finding
absolutely none.
And these people that are trying to block the ban, are going to
have
to
fight very hard to convince people that PBA is the right choice,
when
there
are other methods that can save both mother and child.
Not going to be too difficult. They already did block it.
They blocked it, but they are going to have to answer the hard
questions
to
prove it is actually necessary to allow PBA's
And what I find amazing is before all this started, you had so many
pro-choice/aborts screaming PBA's were not real.
That's interesting. Who said that?
Oh you haven't been paying attention have you. Mizzy, Pat Winstanley are
two big ones for denying PBA's are real
especially Mizzy
Were they arguing with the terminology or the procedure itself?
I know that the term "PBA" itself is an invention, but the procedure it
was
invented to describe was the very real D&E.
And yet, here many are trying to defend PBA
I don't see that happening.
Furthermore, not one person yet has been able to present any
documented
cases where PBA was the correct choice.
You do realize that those case files are protected by
confidentiality
laws?
names are yes, numbers are not.
How many women do you know of would allow their name to be released
to
the
howling misinformation mob, with the information that she had a D&X?
They can present the information and protect the person
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they
can
actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will claim
there
is
no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if
not
all,
are
pro-abort.
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George
Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use
it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights the
rest
of
us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of
happiness
as
given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration
of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just
wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies were
forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for running
that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this unalienable
right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at
risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is going
to
want
to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a
choice-
it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the
cervix
without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the
mother's
life?
Because if the woman is the one at risk, they are going to try to
save
her
with the least possible amount of damage to life and limb.
So screw the child if there is a chance to save the child
Yup. Who is the important patient?
No, LIFE is important to BOTH.
The woman might beg to differ. So might her doctor.
What woman and/or doctor is going to say that her life is more important if
they can save both?
If the child has a chance as well as the mother, BOTH are important
In a late- term abortion it isn't always possible to save the child.
Would
you prefer that they cut her open and put her life at risk to save an
encephalitic fetus, for example? Cesareans are dangerous.
Actually they are MUCH safer now, than before. In fact I have read
articles
where some doctors prefer C-Sections to Birth
They do. Cesareans are more expensive than vaginal births.There's been a
flap about this going on the last ten years or so- too many doctors are
scheduling unnecessary c- sections (at greater risk to the woman) because
the profit margin is higher.
Safer for baby, and safer for mom.
Which do you
think would cause more damage- shrinking the fetus and pulling it
thru
the
vaginal canal, or cutting the woman open and letting her bleed?
Who said anything about "letting" her bleed.
A C-Section, VERY small cut, straight to the uterus, pull the child,
out,
continue to make sure mother is alive and child.
5 to 6 inches across the pubic line.
yep
You know where most of the blood comes from on a C-Section?
The placenta.
I have watched 2 C-Sections personally and was amazed at first how
small
the
cut was, and how little blood there was, except for the placenta
http://www.ican-online.org/resources/statistics4.htm
The risk of a mother dying from a cesarean is small but is still
considerably higher than with a vaginal birth:
Maternal death with cesarean: 4 in 10,000
Maternal death with all vaginal births 1 in 10,000
Maternal death with elective cesareans 2 in 10,000
Maternal death with all normal vaginal births 0.5 in 10,000
We can look at numbers like that all day long, and it doesn't mean those
procedures CAUSED the deaths
We could likewise look at mifeprestone and not say that it CAUSED Ms.
Patterson's death. Complications from it (and inadequate aftercare) did.
People die in hospitals every day, some due to OTHER complications.
In this case the complications would generally be blood loss and infection
from a six- inch hole in the belly.
And who is to say that those deaths are not due to carelessness on the
medical staff?
If you are talking about a troubled pregnancy the risk is naturally
going
to
increase.
After all if her life is the part that is at risk, the object is
to
get
the
fetus out right?
Why kill the fetus, when the fetus can be saved with a C-Section
AND
her
life too?
So then what if the fetus isn't viable?
In that stage of the pregnancy? Not likely, I would imagine in
almost
all
cases the fetus is viable.
Cite?
My opinion
Pregnancy is not a fun and exciting thing. No woman is going to go
thru
seven months of hell just to abort for the fun of it.
Well if you look at some of the reasons some of these people are giving,
I
have to disagree.
You will find some of these quotes in this very thread
Abortion may be performed at later periods usually for the
following reasons:
undiagnosed pregnancy until the late term,
an abnormal fetus
teen age pregnancy
time to raise money to pay for the abortion,
physician shortage in many counties
state imposed waiting periods.
None of those reasons above addresses a woman's health
No, but that was what we were discussing here. Make abortion more readily
available, cheaper and less shameful to do in month 2 and you won't have
women waiting till month 5. Then those problems will go away.
There is absolutely nothing about PBA that makes good sense,
nothing
at
all.
How many cases have there been where a woman's life was
at
risk
and
they
HAD
to kill the fetus to save her?
No idea.
Explain why they had to kill the fetus to save her,
instead
of
saving
the
fetus and her, through a C-Section
If you have a woman who is already injured, and losing
blood,
what's
going
to happen if you cut her open?
They can control bleeding in surgery. A c-section can still
be
done.
If they could control bleeding in surgery no one would ever
die
in
surgery.
They can control bleeding.
They can try to control bleeding. If they could totally control
bleeding
no
one would ever die in surgery.
No one can "totally" control, but they can control it enough with
today's
technology.
You know as well as I know in today's technology things are so
advanced.
Things have advanced in many fields, but how come the death rate for
childbirth has remained steady?
Going to happen, no matter what. I don't think that can ever be
prevented,
I am sure though we will continue to work harded to minimize it.
And I bet you those numbers have decreased DRAMATICALLY over say, the
past
20 years
Holding steady since 1982.
www.cdc.gov/epo/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00054602.htm
Refer to above stats on cesarean births.
Getting cut open anywhere carries a risk.
yes I saw the chance it was 0.0004%
That is actually very low
Tell that to the women that got the bad end of the statistic. It's
statistically safer to abort in the first trimester.
Look, I am not saying statistically it isn't. I am saying that the
percentage is just so low it is almost not even worth using it.
the probability of dying in a car is much higher
the probability of dying by drowing in your bath tub is probably much higher
Do we need to be afraid of all the things just because we might die?
If that was the case, none of us would get out of bed
Getting cut open in a problem
pregnancy is a bigger risk.
I am trying very hard to find ANY justifications for PBA, and I
am
finding
absolutely none.
And these people that are trying to block the ban, are going to
have
to
fight very hard to convince people that PBA is the right choice,
when
there
are other methods that can save both mother and child.
Not going to be too difficult. They already did block it.
They blocked it, but they are going to have to answer the hard
questions
to
prove it is actually necessary to allow PBA's
And what I find amazing is before all this started, you had so many
pro-choice/aborts screaming PBA's were not real.
That's interesting. Who said that?
Oh you haven't been paying attention have you. Mizzy, Pat Winstanley
are
two big ones for denying PBA's are real
especially Mizzy
Were they arguing with the terminology or the procedure itself?
I can't recall Pat actually doing that, although I am very confident Pat
denied PBA
But yes I do recall Mizzy arguing about the procedure being non-existent
I know that the term "PBA" itself is an invention, but the procedure
it
was
invented to describe was the very real D&E.
And yet, here many are trying to defend PBA
I don't see that happening.
Furthermore, not one person yet has been able to present any
documented
cases where PBA was the correct choice.
You do realize that those case files are protected by
confidentiality
laws?
names are yes, numbers are not.
How many women do you know of would allow their name to be
released
to
the
howling misinformation mob, with the information that she had a
D&X?
They can present the information and protect the person
Fetus is saved, as well as woman.
The argument to support PBA's will not hold water until they
can
actually
present real cases as to where PBA was the only option
Those questions are for ANY pro-abort.
Now naturally they will dodge this because they will
claim
there
is
no
such
thing as a pro-abort.
But there is, and most of these pro-choicers in here if
not
all,
are
pro-abort.
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| Title: Re: SECOND JUDGE ISSUES ABORTION LAW INJUNCTION |
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In article <_Gzqb.131673$Fm2.108365@attbi_s04>,
Bush Lies <lier@hotmail.com> posted:
Second Judge Issues Abortion Law Injunction
Constitution to be replaced by the King George
Bible.
The Constitution is being treated like the UN -- use
it
or abuse it as needed.
Who is the Constitution being treated like the UN?
Why isn't a fetus given the same unalienable rights
the
rest
of
us
are
given?
That is the right to life liberty and pursuit of
happiness
as
given
to
us
through the Declaration of Independence.
Our constitution is supposed to uphold the Declaration
of
Independence
Where did this idea come from? (I'm not being rude, just
wondering).
The
D
of I was simply a notice to England that the colonies
were
forming
their
own
country. The Constitution laid down the rules for
running
that
country.
They
were two entirely seperate documents.
So why isn't the fetus allowed to have this
unalienable
right?
Now, back to the PBA argument.
They are saying banning the PBA puts women's lives at
risk
How?
The same way banning amputations would. No doctor is
going
to
want
to
cut
off a limb, but occasionally you're not going to have a
choice-
it's
the
limb or the whole person.
Why is killing the fetus necessary?
To shrink the skull so that the head can be pulled thru the
cervix
without
causing bleeding or damage to the woman.
Why is that the better choice than saving the fetus AND the
mother's
life?
Because if the woman is the one at risk, they are going to try
to
save
her
with the least possible amount of damage to life and limb.
So screw the child if there is a chance to save the child
Yup. Who is the important patient?
No, LIFE is important to BOTH.
The woman might beg to differ. So might her doctor.
What woman and/or doctor is going to say that her life is more important
if
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