Friday, November 15, 2013
Pro Abortion Law
In Steven Tran's blog New Texas Abortion Law I made a comment agreeing with him saying "I agree with Steven Tran on how he feels about the abortion law being passed. A chid's life is precious even if its still unborn. I once believed in abortion as the "okay doing" but now that I think about it, you should kill a child because of YOUR mistakes. People say "I was at a party, got drunk, and then got pregnant!" I believe that is total bullshit. If these girls can't control their liquor and their LEGS closed then don't go out and make stupid decisions at all. Rape might be a different story, but there is always another way around abortion like giving your baby up for adoption instead of taking her/his life away. How would you feel if one day your parents had the say in if they want you dead or alive this very second? Life is too precious to be taking it away." Steven Tran's blog said "Abortion is a big issue because for years it had been said that abortion should not be legal. Many people feel aborting an unwanted child, or killing an unwanted child should be against the law. In the New York times, “A Bad Reversal on the Texas Abortion Law,” by The Editorial Board inform us about how last Thursday, the court allowed Texas to enforce the new abortion laws. The law that passes states that a third of the states 36-licensed abortion clinic have stopped providing abortions, and that includes Austin. Citizens are trying to get an appeal and protest because of the abortion law being passed. I agree with the law being passed because I don’t believe in Abortion. I don’t believe in sacrificing another human being because you’re too young or it was an accident, it doesn’t matter if it’s still in a bag, or have legs and arms. Whoever doesn’t believe the new law has no heart. I was reading about how a federal district judge quite correctly rejected the provision as unconstitutional, finding that the admitting privileges rule serves no medical purpose and “places a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion.” The judge issued an injunction blocking the provision, and the state appealed that ruling immediately. The judges did a right thing for closing down the clinics, but they need to leave some up just incase of whoever had a miscarriage or etc., but I feel like no one should appeal or try to turn over the ruling about abortion."
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Hi Tran, I too do not believe in abortion, however, I do not believe that banning abortions and/or restricting a woman’s or a man’s (some men do want the woman to have an abortion) right to choose is the answer. Your comment is a typical example of society laying the blame and sole responsibility of the unwanted child on the woman, simply because she is the carrier (incubator) for nine months. It takes a two (a man and a woman) to conceive. So it’s not just her “mistake”; it is his and her mistake. Insisting that a woman carry the burden alone is cruel and antiquated.
ReplyDeleteI personally advocate vasectomies for men, because it is a way for men to be sexually responsible, and not leave it by default in the hands of their girlfriend, mistress or random (lay). If there are no sperms; there is no unwanted pregnancy, no child support payments and definitely no baby-mama-drama all over town. If a man knows without a doubt that he does not want any children ever, I think having a vasectomy would be the smart way to go. There should be an increase in pamphlets given out at school and clinics detailing and promoting vasectomies with just as much vigor as birth control pills and abstinence (which is not realistic). I think vasectomies are the answer to three major society ills; abortion, welfare and health care…children will not die because of abortion, they will not die from starvation and they will not die because of lack of heath care. Plus vasectomies are much cheaper ($350 to $1,000) than tubal ligation ($1,500 to $6,000). Lastly, the potentially deadly side affects from contraceptives is also cruel and unusual punishment dealt out to women. Women play a game of Russian roulette every time she take a birth control pill or use one of those prescribed contraceptives. Check out Planned Parenthood's site and read about it.
I think a vasectomy is the woman's ultimate women's liberation! Just saying! I know because my ex husband (21 years) got one after our third child. However, there is a warning ... it will not prevent an STD and a man's DNA can still be traced in the event of a rape.