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Originally Posted by Hansmoleman";p="
No matter how good you think the case is, it's still murder. It may not be the murder of a fully mature person, but it is a life that is developing and will one day become a human. Granted, this is not an easy ethical question, but I believe it is an important one that will become even more important in the future.
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There seems to be no legal or religous document that supports your statements, which is no surprise to me.
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Originally Posted by Hansmoleman";p="
I do not believe that anything at all is gained from the killing of a fetus. It is a complete waste of life. A woman who does not want her child can just as easily give it up for adoption so that the child can grow up and lead a happy, fulfilling life.
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Not much is gained from aborting a fetus and it is a waste of life. That doesen't mean it can or should be stopped. Young people don't want to waste 9 months of their lives being pregnant and at the same time, deal with a mess of paperwork. Adoption is an option, but it won't be for long after every child is forced to come to term, the system would be overwelmed. With invetro-fertilization becoming better and more popular, soon the main demand for adoption will come from same-sex couples. So unless you want to start habouring mass numbers of kids in big shelters, abortion should be maintained.