“My Body, My Choice” and Other Pro-Abortion Myths

"A woman should be able to do whatever she wants with her body." If that's true, and it extends to terminating a human life, than everyone else should have the same right and executions, euthanasia and all homicides should be legalized.

Now THAT should be a part of middle school sex education.

Here's how babies develop...

Here's what causes babies to happen in the first place...

Here's how you prevent that from happening...

Here's what will likely happen to you, your child, and their fathers if you have a child(ren) out of wedlock...

And here's what happens to the baby as a result of an abortion...

Easy lesson, should be no confusion.....

"It's not an actual human, it's just tissue dependent on the mother and wouldn't survive on its own."

Which is also true of most people recovering in a neurology ICU. They're dependent on respirators and the nursing staff and wouldn't survive on their own. But if we arbitrarily withdraw that support we don't call it a "choice", we call it a "homicide.".....................Luca

”Abortion is a Constitutional right.” (and all its variations)

I’d like to see where in the Constitution Abortion is enumerated as a right.

The only piece I think comes even close is the 14th amendment:



But no abortion and, in fact, perfecting an abortion does, in reality, deprive that unborn child of life (and, presumably, linerty) without due process, so if anything pro-abortionists are the ones out of step with the Constitution.

All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws


Note that it says "all persons born.....", meaning that if you are not born then those "privileges" do not necessarily apply to you. But then it goes on to say "nor shall the state deprive any person [not "citizen"] of life............. without due process of law".

It is also left deliberately unclear exactly what those "privileges" are for a citizen of the United States

You can't blame the authors of the Constitution and subsequent amendments. They could have had no idea that this kind of issue would come up. That's why it's debated so vigorously, I suppose.


I think it was Wittgenstein who said something to the effect that "The most heated controversies are those regarding which there is no convincing evidence either way."

(I don't have my list of favorite quotes with me)

Tag Line - "If you don't like abortion, then you don't have to get one"

This is shown for its idiocy when you replace the object, such as:
"If you don't like Slavery, you don't have to own any slaves";
"If you don't like theft, you don't need to steal";
"If you don't like feces on the sidewalk, you don't have to crap there".

You get the point...