Abortion: Your Views...

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That's interesting that you brought this up, because I happen to know for a fact that 2,794 people died during 9/11, and 9 to 11 million during the Holocaust, which doesn't even compare to the 45+ million unborn fetuses that have been aborted. That's just a little trivia that I picked up a long time ago when I was wandering through the wastelands of central Africa.

Now, I personally have nothing against abortion. I don't really support it, but then again, I don't have a uterus, and therefore can't get pregnant. If I did have a uterus, however, I would feel drastically more comfortable knowing that I would have a choice to not have a baby if I just so happen to get pregnant.

I can see the point of some of the opposes of abortion, stating that human life is sacred, but isn't not having stretch marks on your stomach more sacred than that? I'd say so. Plus, if the child isn't wanted, what's the point in having it? I guess so that the parents can not love it. It would make more sense to just abort the pregnancy than going through nine months of baby-torture just to have an unwanted child.

You also have to take into account the number of people on earth. 6.7 billion, last time I checked. There are far too many humans on earth. Bringing another one in is just selfish. Allow the other animals to reproduce. Why the hell do people even wonder why there are so many endangered species? It's because their numbers seems so small because the number of humans is so large.

If there were more abortions, then there wouldn't be an overpopulation of little girls in Chinese adoption and orphan centers. In my own personal views, in order to make the world a perfect place, adoption centers and orphanages must be abolished (as well as the criminal justice system, but that's another topic for another time,) and the human population needs to be drastically decreased. The earth doesn't belong to man, man belongs to the earth.

That just all the more proves my point!

Just think about it, if that many people died due to 9/11 and the Holocaust, and abortion is the result of more than both of them combined, how despicable is that? It doesn't matter if the Earth is already so populated, life is the only thing here that actually keeps the Earth alive. Take all that away, and the Earth will be nothing but a decaying ball of waste!

Our generation now has people, and lots of it. However, if so many people resort to abortion and the killing of newborn babies, what will be left of the next generation? For all we know, the next generation might have half the population that we have now. Some might disagree and say that they'll manage, but we can't take that chance. If the numbers get divided by half every generation due to abortion, pretty soon it'll be just a select few that are alive. Once that happens, the Earth will no longer flourish with so little life.

I also find it funny how you post in two different threads, yet have different opinions in each one. Here is your post in the other thread:

No matter what the circumstance, there is no way in hell that I would ever take a life.


If somebody threatens the lives of people that I love, or even if somebody does take the life of one of those that I love, I have no problem kicking the ever loving shit out of them, but it isn't my decision to say whether that person lives or dies.Disregard this paragraph; it adds little to the debate at the moment.

Killing somebody isn't a punishment for a horrific crime. The true punishment would be to deliver them to authority, have them put on trial, and have them sentenced to life in a federal penitentiary.Disregard this paragraph; it adds little to the debate at the moment.

There is no real point of killing people. You don't get a thrill of success. Instead, you get darkness build up inside, which will eventually turn into rage, causing said killer to eventually loose his or her mind, and kill millions of innocent civilians in a large scale bridge bombing. It happens all the time. Look it up (don't look it up).

You don't hunt your own kind. Wild animals know that, so why don't humans? If everybody thought as I did, the world would be a peaceful place.

Interesting.

In your post, it is evident that you think killing is a horrible thing, but in here, you say killing is nothing? Sort of contradictory if you ask me!