[the truth]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I'm completely pro choice, I wouldn't dream of telling someone what they can or can't do with their own body and waiting to give birth so you can give the baby up for adoption is an idealistic solution but not one that's always practical.

The case of Tony Nicklinson is a sad state of affairs, I fully believe Euthanasia should be legalised (and regulated so it can't be abused). In Tony's case it's a cruelty to go against his wishes. If someone has no chance of recovering from an illness and wants to die on their own terms then let them.

it will be abused and innocent people will be murdered, that is not acceptable.

as for abortion, the vast majority are pro choice, thats such an obvious statement, the question is 1) at what stage should it be legal? 6 months? ore or less? 2) should the women be allowed more time and information to make their decisions as so many women have asked for yet get ignored under the radical feminists agenda

[Munchkins]

Originally Posted by MeMyselfandI

Adoption

I hate how adoption is thrown around as an easy alternative option.. It is a very difficult decision to make

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Munchkins

I hate how adoption is thrown around as an easy alternative option.. It is a very difficult decision to make

its not thrown around and everyone knows its a pheneomenally difficult decision to kill a baby. Thats why I suggesting as are many women that they be offered as much information and as many options and time given to them as possible, Im amazed as a person who claims to care, that you dont agree women need this?