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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5985984" data-attributes="member: 24302">I knew a lady when I was a teenager who refused to abort her baby even though having the baby might kill her.&nbsp; She was the mother of 5 kids if I remember right and couldn&#039;t bear the thought of killing her child.&nbsp; She did die in childbirth.&nbsp; There are people who&#039;d rather die than kill their unborn child.&nbsp; Some things matter more to them than inconvenience.&nbsp; In states where the majority feel that way then the majority should rule on the matter.&nbsp; The Supreme Court returned that determination to the States.&nbsp; If you don&#039;t agree you are free to move to a state that&#039;s more inline with your thinking.&nbsp; You are pointing out the exceptions but you forget that we had over 50 years of Roe vs Wade where 60 million+ babies were aborted.&nbsp; Some were due to exceptions like incest and rape but most were a matter of convenience to cover up indiscretions.&nbsp; That&#039;s what this is about.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5985984, member: 24302"] I knew a lady when I was a teenager who refused to abort her baby even though having the baby might kill her. She was the mother of 5 kids if I remember right and couldn't bear the thought of killing her child. She did die in childbirth. There are people who'd rather die than kill their unborn child. Some things matter more to them than inconvenience. In states where the majority feel that way then the majority should rule on the matter. The Supreme Court returned that determination to the States. If you don't agree you are free to move to a state that's more inline with your thinking. You are pointing out the exceptions but you forget that we had over 50 years of Roe vs Wade where 60 million+ babies were aborted. Some were due to exceptions like incest and rape but most were a matter of convenience to cover up indiscretions. That's what this is about. [/QUOTE]

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