Do pro-abortionists ever think about the possibility that they themselves may have been 'aborted'?
If, for example, their own mother had decided at the time that having a child was just far too "inconvenient". The possibility was always there, and if that had happened then they would never have had the chance to experience life. Do they ever consider this?
Edit: Just for the record, I was unwanted and unexpected, grew up in a poor household with just one income-earner in a family of six, had a father who didn't give a rat's rear end about any of us (he was a drunk, a loser), I hated school, I was bullied in school simply for being different, had zero friends, and generally had a crappy childhood. However, I'm still eternally thankful that my mother didn't decide that one more child would simply be too much. I might not be here, that was a real possibility.
So to all those who think that the "unwanted" should be killed, or that growing up in poverty justifies the killing of the unborn, your "logic" is appalling, atrocious, and (in my view) positively psychopathic.
Edit: Just for the record, I was unwanted and unexpected, grew up in a poor household with just one income-earner in a family of six, had a father who didn't give a rat's rear end about any of us (he was a drunk, a loser), I hated school, I was bullied in school simply for being different, had zero friends, and generally had a crappy childhood. However, I'm still eternally thankful that my mother didn't decide that one more child would simply be too much. I might not be here, that was a real possibility.
So to all those who think that the "unwanted" should be killed, or that growing up in poverty justifies the killing of the unborn, your "logic" is appalling, atrocious, and (in my view) positively psychopathic.




















