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Location: Chillliwack, BC
October 11th, 2008, 12:27 PM
In North America perhaps 40 million infants have been murdered since the early 1970's. Young people under 35 live in a time where as many as a third of their generation are already dead of homicide, a death rate completely unprecedented at any time in history except perhaps contained incidents like the Black Plague.
Quoting tracy
Birth control that destroys a concieved fetus (such as RU-486, the 'morning after pill', which prevents the fertalized egg from being released from the ovary or attaching to the uterine wall), discrete from those that prevent conception (a contraceptive).. IS an abortion, with all of its moral implications. And yes there are millions ever year, in the hundreds of millions world wide in the last 20 years.
Then any woman who has used the birth control pill has probably murdered several infants. The number would be in the millions each year world wide.
In North America perhaps 40 million infants have been murdered since the early 1970's. Young people under 35 live in a time where as many as a third of their generation are already dead of homicide, a death rate completely unprecedented at any time in history except perhaps contained incidents like the Black Plague.
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October 11th, 2008, 01:45 PM
Look up the mechanism of action for birth control pills. They can prevent fertilization (aka CONCEPTION), but they also prevent fertilized eggs from implanting just like the morning after pill does. The morning after pill is in fact simply a higher dose of the regular birth control pill. If you truly believe life begins at conception, then birth control pills murder infants. Considering the HUGE number of women that use them, they probably cause more infant murders than any of the more controversial methods. I have a friend who holds this belief, so she won't use the pill.
BTW- RU486 isn't the morning after pill. It's a medical abortion drug used up to 5 weeks of pregnancy.
Quoting coldstream
Contraceptives don't all prevent conception, they just prevent pregnancy and a fertilized egg isn't yet a fetus (it becomes a fetus at 8 weeks, until then it's an embryo).
Birth control that destroys a concieved fetus (such as RU-486, the 'morning after pill', which prevents the fertalized egg from being released from the ovary or attaching to the uterine wall), discrete from those that prevent conception (a contraceptive).. IS an abortion, with all of its moral implications. And yes there are millions ever year, in the hundreds of millions world wide in the last 20 years.
In North America perhaps 40 million infants have been murdered since the early 1970's. Young people under 35 live in a time where as many as a third of their generation are already dead of homicide, a death rate completely unprecedented at any time in history except perhaps contained incidents like the Black Plague.
In North America perhaps 40 million infants have been murdered since the early 1970's. Young people under 35 live in a time where as many as a third of their generation are already dead of homicide, a death rate completely unprecedented at any time in history except perhaps contained incidents like the Black Plague.
Look up the mechanism of action for birth control pills. They can prevent fertilization (aka CONCEPTION), but they also prevent fertilized eggs from implanting just like the morning after pill does. The morning after pill is in fact simply a higher dose of the regular birth control pill. If you truly believe life begins at conception, then birth control pills murder infants. Considering the HUGE number of women that use them, they probably cause more infant murders than any of the more controversial methods. I have a friend who holds this belief, so she won't use the pill.
BTW- RU486 isn't the morning after pill. It's a medical abortion drug used up to 5 weeks of pregnancy.
