Do you know how rare it is in nature for an animal to take on an offspring that is not its own? It does not happen often, you can see this with humans as well. Thousands of babies/kids are put up for adoption but never find a family. Many facing abuse within the system. They struggle to make it once they age out of the system. Many run into issues with the law, homelessness, and finding a job.
In nature, it is common for the mother to rid herself of any unwanted babies. Fortunately abortion gives us the opportunity to terminate the offspring before it can realize death is upon it. Any other animal will eat, kill, or abandon its unwanted offspring after birth. It is not natural to keep the unwanted babies around if you can not handle motherhood for any reason.
Before you say we can’t compare ourselves to animals, I must say we “ain’t nothing but mammals”. This is a universal thing across the animal kingdom, it effects us.
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I am specifically concerned with the act passed in Alabama that does not provide special language for rape and incest victims. If a 15 year old is raped by her father and becomes pregnant SHE is being punished for his crime...same with a rape victim. Also, in most rape cases, doctors provide the victim the option of the morning after pill...will the doctor go to prison for this???
@Pinkstarburst She's not the only one being punished for the crime, so would be incest child who's going to suffer through the effects of having people with the same genetics make a child and an unstable home life.
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