>>That's a non sequitur.
>>Yes, we all cherish and value human life. My point is, it seems to me that we pick and choose which life is more worthy for our own convenience. It just weird to me that we're so passionate about capital punishment. But ending a helpless innocent life of an unborn child, some of us just turn away and look the other way.
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>>So, if you think that some is relatively "uncommon" it's ok?
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>>I said I would argue over this, so I won't.
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>Too dang late, you're already arguing.
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>So, I'm to understand by your statements that you go down to the local abortion clinic and offer to take care of any and all medical expenses for the women who are there for abortions if they'll carry the baby to term? And, furthermore, you're willing to adopt said child and raise it until it's (at least) 18?
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>Until you are willing to do that, shut up. If you are already doing that, my apologies for assuming that you are one of the majority of pro-life who merely view women as nothing more than walking wombs.


Walking womb? A bit over the top don't you think?
For your information my wife and have adopted a child 3 years ago. And so have thousands of others. If I had more money, I would adopt two or three more. Have you?

My wife and I have talked about trying to have a daughter, but because we're both past our prime age of parent hood we decided to go the adoption path. I also have a sister who was adopted when she was 4.