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Date Posted: 13:02:49 07/12/02 Fri
Author: Anna
Subject: Re: Where do morals factor in?
In reply to: RAY 's message, "Where to morals factor in?" on 21:44:49 07/11/02 Thu

You guys all talked about how the world is becoming overpopulated and actions need to be taken to educate people and keep the population growth level down. When a woman decides to have an abortion, it is because she is either not willing or not ready to raise the child. If she gives birth to the child, she'll put it up for adoption and then that's just another person to add to the population who is being raised by someone who didn't even bring them into the world. It's much better if she can make the choice to abort it if she's not ready to give it what it needs when it comes into the world. Obviously I'm saying this is ok if the fetus is still in very early stages, once it is capable of living when brought into the world then that's too late.

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