THAT'S WHAT I WAS TRYING TO SAY LOL

ty dredz

Having a child at that young age has got to be tramatic. Having an abortion at that age has got to be tramatic. Lose lose....If one is to believe in God...then one would know that a child that age has no real illusion or belief in or non religious traditions. Soooo, she has no moral fear of meeting in an afterlife. However a Dr. bless him or her for they shall know.(that is..if you believe in God) maybe.

This daddy guy?? Cut off his dik!!!!! Put his nuts in a vice and twist.......leave...come back again..and do it again. Then there is this thing....its called a glass tube....guess where that would go? Give it a little tap with something solid....Crack...crunch.....wonder how one gets that out?

That poor baby....that son of a bich.

Kat

lol not a problem.



as for the merit of abortion. through out history WOMEN have tried to find a way to avoid having a child. they have found sponges in ancient Rome used as birth control. Early in US history NY was the abortion capitol. Women would come form all over to buy elixirs and really toxic stuff to end unwanted pregnancy... not to mention the hangers and metal objects used.

The article says that "More than 200,000 women are treated in public hospitals for complications arising from illegal abortions each year, according to health ministry figures."

All the facts tell us that no matter what abortion will continue. They should be legal and safe to avoid the dangerous back room abortion.

I say that the logical thing would be to educate women on the use of birth control to help stop unwanted pregnancy

a big problem is the socialization of women. girls dont carry condoms because they dont want to feel like sluts. parents dont talk about birth control because they think it encourages promiscuity... even if this where true, the cost of not educating women and men is higher abortion, higher poverty, higher single parent homes, and a host of other things that come from having a child before you are financially capable of raising one.

strange as it sounds...there are women that use abortion as a birth control. i believe more education should be out there and counseling before any decisions are made

i have met women like this.

i also know women that dont like condoms and dont take birth control but love the #$%^

i have been on both sides of this issue myself. but it was traumatic for me to have one and i don't see how anyone can blow it off.

this child will have to deal with the rape as well as the trauma from the abortion. i feel for her

As I stated before in a similar thread.
Leave it to the Catholic Church to shield the Molester and condemn the victim.

church or not...it's awful. but think about how the legal system used to be....a woman was raped and the defense attacked the woman's character. no one deserves rape....man/woman....adult/child

Amen! lol

I'm impressed that this thread is staying civil. Abortion is not a topic Mingle2 generally encourages. Of course, this isn't about abortion.

I'm saddened by the story of this poor child and for the loss of her twins. She loses no matter what, and for the rest of her life. Note that it is the doctors, and not the child, that were excommunicated.

There is no "win" in this situation.

wow ... i missed the twins part and the doctors

In some Religious Laws, the victim who can't find 3 males to testify she was actually raped, she gets stoned to death.

Well if you want to let the Holy See know know how you feel about their decision here's where.


http://www.vaticanstate.va/EN/_contact/_contact.htm

i looked it up and lulu is right....it is the doctors - not the child

wow...i'm dense tonight....the OP did state the same thing.....sorry about that dredz

not a problem

wow you would think i never learned to read huh? lol

that puts a spin on the thread now lol.

I don't think anyone really likes condoms....but truth is....no condom...really good chance that someone will end up with an "std" or aids...maybe even pregnant. Aids is on the rise again. Std's are rampant...so--------wear'em people. Please.

Kat

I'd wear 'em if some gal ever gave me the