However, you don’t need a license or any qualifications whatsoever to get pregnant. Even someone with no literacy or socialization whatsoever, or moral judgment, can get pregnant. Under the right circumstances, a woman can be impregnated even while comatose! Most pregnant females are not comatose, but some of them really aren’t much better. The ethics of forced sterilization (for repeat drug abusers, for example) are almost as horrific as those surrounding abortion.

A lot of people never learn to consider the consequences of their own actions until it’s too late and then, of course, they look for the quickest fix possible. How can we possibly “fix” that?

Farhad Diaz

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Paul Wakeford

I certainly did notice it. Indeed, a few days ago I sent this off as a letter to a few newspapers (not sure if it ever made it in): “Pro-abortionists insist that a mother should not be forced to have an unwanted baby. Abortion is said to be the perfect answer for this. Yet when a mother whale abandons her baby whale, and the unwanted baby is euthanased, there is a huge public outcry. Am I missing something here?”

Thanks for making a connection many people obviously are not making.

Bill Muehlenberg, CultureWatch

“The days of assuming older people are dependants must now come to an end.”

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Is this the writing on the wall?

David Skinner, UK

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Without any fixed, absolute point of reference, human nature has a way of accommodating and becoming comfortable over a period of time with a state of hell. It can gradually sleep walk into becoming hardened, desensitised to cruelty, barbarism and evil, until what was considered abnormal or deviant becomes the acceptable norm, as happened in Nazi Germany, Russia, China, Cambodia and now every singly western nation There are many Germans today still who refuse to believe that they as a nation descended to such barbarism, just over fifty years ago.

David Skinner, UK

Genetics evidence even forced the pro-abortion magazine New Scientist to admit (189(2543):8–9, 18 March 2006):

The task force finds that the new recombinant DNA technologies indisputably prove that the unborn child is a whole human being from the moment of fertilization, that all abortions terminate the life of a human being, and that the unborn child is a separate human patient under the care of modern medicine.

Jonathan Sarfati, Brisbane

Actually the science on this is fairly clear. As any embryology textbook will tell you, human life begins at the moment of conception. At this point we have a new, genetically unique and distinct human life.

Bill Muehlenberg, CultureWatch