Malfoy said:
So we should all aspire to be ill-educated welfare bludgers, I guess? Comparing it to the so-called 'starving kids in Africa' is offtopic and ridiculous... wouldn't we rather aspire to a society where people are educated to a high standard and are able to earn their own wages without governmental support?
We already aspire to be this, but I'll let you in on little secret in economics, no matter how much a society will aspire to this, it's an unattainable goal. Welfare has it's advantages, for example lowering crime, comparitively police cost more and only solve the problem after a crime is commited, welfare works alot better here.
You still haven't answered my question. Should a person who's in my situation get pregnant because they've been refused sterilisation be allowed to sue the doctor who refused to perform said sterilisation? Sterilisation = the most responsible option if you truly don't want kids, because after it there is no chance of pregnancy. Since it's been available, for example, the procedure called Essure has not had a SINGLE failure rate.
Sterilisation? I'm not for sterilising anyone, you know, that's like mainly for nazis and all. Most of all however I have no intrest in any way discussing, regulating or forcing people's lives on such subjects.
But what if it was an accident? What if they planned to avoid conception through the pill and condoms? Should they suffer even though they planned responsibly?
It was still their decision to have sex, their responsibility, I'm not really concerned what preventative measures are taken etc. Governments have no place in bedrooms, that much is certain.
You're speaking to the wrong person here... I support late-term abortions, quite honestly, up until 26 weeks which is when it's been proven a fetus feels pain, and later if it's deformed/mother is in danger. The person who is already alive has priority. A fetus is a fetus is a fetus.
To quote the unborn victims of violence act (2004):
an "unborn child" is defined as "a member of the species Homo Sepiens, at any stage of development, who is carried in the womb ...".
I don't see how you can proport to support "indavidual human economic liberty" and support the murder of 2/5th of all concieved humans whilst they're still in the womb. You've seen what a fetus looks like right, and what an abortion looks like? Becuase quite honestly you sound wrong, 99% of abortions take place when there is not a scrap of threat to the life of the mother.
So removal of a parasitic infection is murder? Removal of a tumour is murder? Removal of cancer is murder? Same thing...
No it's not, a fetus is in no way a part of a mother, for example a fetus can be male whilst the mother is female .. zing ..
Furthermore, as I said, abortion is not murder. It's the removal of cells, particularly in the early stages. It's a medical procedure. Stop being emotive.
And what exaclty are you made out of again? Rubber?
Thus shooting anyone could be justified as "removal of cells" correct?
Do you give a shit about the kid after it's born? Obviously not.
More than you obviously, since I support the welfare system that upkeeps struggling families.
I mean... imagine being an unwanted kid whose parents resent, abuse and neglect it because they were forced into having it. I'd rather no existence than one like that, to be quite frank.
Well thats your personal choice, most people would see differently, thus to be fair we have to birth the baby, grow it and ask the grown person whether he or she wishes to be aborted. Alot of good people have come from childhoods like that, terrible childhoods, unwanted children, but great people.
They shouldn't. It's another form of welfare... Just like having an abortion should be a choice, having a child should be a choice too. You shouldn't be subsidised for that choice. If I choose to look after a pet, do I get paid for that? Of course not!
Fifi isn't subject to the international convention on rights of the child and local child upkeep laws. Besides if the mother is bright enough to make it to uni, I'll happily have my taxes subsidize her, since she'll probably pay them back and then some later in life.
It's hard to argue with someone who has no concept of reality... and also very frustrating. In your utopia all mothers/fathers will love their kids the minute they've been born. Look at neglect and child abuse statistics. Also, the link between legalised abortions and lower crime rates has been proven.. did you ever think of that?
So has the link between welfare and crime, but hey you only care about aborting babies right? How the hell can you even begin to suggest that I have no concept of reality when you're the one comparing living human biengs to cancers in a particular human being? And arguing economic concepts without evidently a scrap of economic knowledge. Abortion is worse than child abuse, worse than crime, its the ultimate disrespect for life.