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Old 07-05-2008, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Daniel517 View Post
I would draw the line at a major disability that would not permit the child to live a normal life or one that would need a lot of extra attention. Ie. any sort of metal disability. It is sad that that girls parents let her live. Her life was doomed from her birth. And they let her live. Julianna will never be able to be happy with herself. Never. never live a normal life. Why would you want someone to suffer like that. I draw the line at suffering. I do not want anyone in the world to suffer. And if the child is going to suffer severely then i would abort the child.
She isn't necessarily doomed to suffer.

Would we Jews still exist if we worried about delivering a baby into a world of suffering?
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