happydolphin on 20 August 2012
| Mr Khan said:
Miscarriage, and not conception on the whole. It would still make for a weird moral argument the part of any pro-lifers if they're saying "miscarriage will sort it out" because a dead baby (condemned, depending on who you listen to, to eternity in hellfire or at least a lengthy stay in purgatory) is still a dead baby. Can it prevent/offset ovulation? That's the question here. |
Good point. Only, one is natural, the other is man-decided. It is a specific choice to choose to terminate the life of an infant, and is not equivalent to a miscarriage.
For instance, miscarriages happen when children are being born. Would that be an acceptable time to abort? Clearly not...
So your argument feels off and alarming.
