Personhood, Bodyhood and the Right to Not Be Aborted Towards Ending In-Utero Genocide Part One A Row over Roe If this were a cheap novel, the opening line could be: “It was a dark and stormy night…” But what follows is not fiction, for since the 1973
I loved your publication for the following reasons:
You started with a bang: I love the intro line... "a dark & stormy night" and then you assigned it to what the baby is going thru. Brilliant -
Nobody wants to talk about the process of abortion and the carnage that it really is.
Also making the point that it's not about rights but responsibility (even if they cannot parent that child, they can still gift it to someone, SP advised to do that to my friend who accidentally got pregnant after an affair!
I've been making that point about responsibility for years and when the subject came up, I'd say: " if you are responsible enough to spread your legs, you should be responsible enough to birth that baby"
Very well written with journalistic qualities. It has a calm and mild tone despite the gruesome subject...It was easy to read and I thought I was reading an article in a professional paper or magazine - your style of writing is very appealing...you MUST continue to write!!!
Very well researched - the stats added an important element of reality - you can't argue with numbers! The FL study was relevant as they use rape and incest as an excuse to justify the right to abort .
I loved how you exposed the hypocrisy of Pelosi, BLM, etc..."Feticide for thee, but not for me" & I say: black babies lives matter too!
Finally I'm glad that you called abortion what it is: "delayed birth control" - a heavy thing to do for being neglectful & out of control.
Truthfully never really understood the details of this whole Roe v Wade debate since I didn't take time to dive into the details. This essay is an amazing historical summary no matter which "side" you are on!
Halayudha...
I loved your publication for the following reasons:
You started with a bang: I love the intro line... "a dark & stormy night" and then you assigned it to what the baby is going thru. Brilliant -
Nobody wants to talk about the process of abortion and the carnage that it really is.
Also making the point that it's not about rights but responsibility (even if they cannot parent that child, they can still gift it to someone, SP advised to do that to my friend who accidentally got pregnant after an affair!
I've been making that point about responsibility for years and when the subject came up, I'd say: " if you are responsible enough to spread your legs, you should be responsible enough to birth that baby"
Very well written with journalistic qualities. It has a calm and mild tone despite the gruesome subject...It was easy to read and I thought I was reading an article in a professional paper or magazine - your style of writing is very appealing...you MUST continue to write!!!
Very well researched - the stats added an important element of reality - you can't argue with numbers! The FL study was relevant as they use rape and incest as an excuse to justify the right to abort .
I loved how you exposed the hypocrisy of Pelosi, BLM, etc..."Feticide for thee, but not for me" & I say: black babies lives matter too!
Finally I'm glad that you called abortion what it is: "delayed birth control" - a heavy thing to do for being neglectful & out of control.
Well done and mama approved !
Truthfully never really understood the details of this whole Roe v Wade debate since I didn't take time to dive into the details. This essay is an amazing historical summary no matter which "side" you are on!