newfie
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God is God and we are not.
Why he permits the atrocities in this life that he allows is a great mystery of the faithful.
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maybe he tests us to see if we take on the tough challenges or chose the easiest path.
God is God and we are not.
Why he permits the atrocities in this life that he allows is a great mystery of the faithful.
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Believe that video is heavily edited. Would hold my judgement until I could see the whole thing.
It's not illegal. The money is for the cost to obtain and transport the tissue. It is a highly regulated segment of the medical industry.
I'm against both, because I'm not a hypocrite like you.
Fact is though it's legal.... to take a line from people like you, if you don't like America, you can get out.
I guess you didn't pay attention. Aren't the rectum and vagina kind of in close proximity? And can't certain fluids sometimes go where you didn't intend them to? Glad you're an expert on that anal sex.
You know, that's where lawyers and Klansmen come from.
It is always a horror when an innocent child is killed.So if an innocent child who has left the vaginal canal is killed and then the organs are used for research or donation, is it a horror or not?
That's the problem with these videos, they mislead people.the sale of those organs is very much illegal and why this is a big deal.
Some prolife groups argue that the birth control pill is a chemical abortion.
"Birth Control" Pills cause early Abortions
So if a baby is killed, by say a drunk driver for example, and the parents choose to have the child dissected for organ donation.... you would be just as horrified?It is always a horror when an innocent child is killed.
The horror is then compounded by the innocent child being dissected.
The polio vaccine for starters.
I suppose that's a fair argument. What medical benefit did we derive from the medical study of tiny underformed body parts?
The polio vaccine for starters.
If you try a little harder to follow the conversation, you'll notice I never said he used aborted fetuses.you made that up. Dr. Salk was definitely not using aborted fetuses .
That's the problem with these videos, they mislead people.
Money is exchanged when it comes to organ and tissue donation, both fetal and otherwise. It is a highly regulated industry, and yes, it is completely legal. They post a law at the beginning of the video completely out of context and people eat it up.
So if a baby is killed, by say a drunk driver for example, and the parents choose to have the child dissected for organ donation.... you would be just as horrified?
Fetal tissue donation isn't the issue, it's the fact that the child was aborted in the first place.
Ad Hominem
Confirmation Bias
Yes, I refuted your source (Lifenews.com) because they are clearly not critical in their 'due diligence' in terms of journalism.
But then again, it's not a proper news source, is it? It's a website with an agenda, just like Daleiden is a shyster with an agenda.
Are you asking me to refute Daleiden's mischaracterizations and lies?
The medical industry is an ugly thing isn't it?You need a little more research . smoke and mirrors wont change the point that the sale of these baby parts is 100 percent illegal.
If you try a little harder to follow the conversation, you'll notice I never said he used aborted fetuses.
I already posted links to 2 more sources, CNN and The Washington Times so your point is mute, unless you also consider them not proper news sources?
Quibbling about sources is a straw man argument.
Did you watch the 4th video?
- If not, why do you feel qualified to comment on it's veracity?
- If so, did you find the dissection of the boy disturbing?
That's like a butcher counciling a cow on what that cow wants to do with the rest of her life.The cluster of cells is not being sold by planned parenthood. ITs late third trimester formed bodies that are having the organs sold. Planned parenthood provides counseling to many women who for whatever reason have become pregnant. the obvious concern here would be that The folks providing the guidance would possibly steer customers to an abortion if they are then profiting from the sale of those body parts.
I have not attacked you, and will not. I think it is great that you have adopted.
Although I don't feel the need to justify myself, I will answer.
I house, clothe and feed more than 5 children (I also don't want UPS to catch on).
My family and I also volunteer on an ongoing basis for a group that houses, feeds and shelters unwed mothers and their children. We also provide free childcare for the mothers so they can find work. We also help to find affordable housing for the families. We also donate time and resources to an organization that provides necessities (clothing, diapers, formula etc.) for underprivileged mothers. In addition we have supported, for decades, an orphanage in India that cares for outcast orphans.
My answering your question is not to build myself up. But rather, I want you to know my involvement in supporting underprivileged mothers is not at all uncommon for pro-life people that I have known. Pro-life advocates are often painted as unwilling to care for the mothers or their children. I believe this to be the opposite of reality.
My guess is that you and I are more in agreement than you would think.
Aside from the fact that you've not addressed my concerns about the veracity of your 'source', we're simply at cross-purposes here.
Let me tell you, I would love to see the day where abortions, as a medical procedure, were restricted to medically necessary situations, or situations of rape, etc.
I'm not pro-abortion, and my guess is not many people are.
I am, however, pro-choice, which is an unfortunate compromise in a world where our 'government' will restrict basic health-care access to its citizens, restrict sex-education in schools in certain states (abstinence only? please...), etc., on an on.
That's the world we live in, and I'll take the pragmatic over the idealistic any day.
And that brings us right back to PP...abortion isn't what they generally do...mostly they are a resource for women in terms of contraception, cancer screening, HIV testing and counseling, and, yes abortions.
Abortions are 3% of what PP does.
Shut PP down, you'll see MORE ABORTIONS.
This whole 'Fetal Tissue' debate?
Smoke and Mirrors.
Shall we also shut down all the Universities and Hospitals which do the exact same thing?
Why single out PP?
POLITICS.