Sure.

So if she has a right to an abortion after her due date, then why not extend the right to Neonaticide as well?

(January 6, 2014 at 12:06 am)Aractus Wrote: Um, no it's called a third trimester abortion. Although illegal in most countries, it's not in Australia (although it's not easy to get one either), and nurses etc are not allowed to say that they are ethically opposed.

My question stands. Does she still have a right to an abortion after her due date, yes or no?

No, abortions should have strict term limits.

Abortion: don't knock it till you try it.

(January 6, 2014 at 12:11 am)MarxRaptor Wrote: No, abortions should have strict term limits.

Why? There are women who don't discover that they're pregnant until they're 6 months gone. If there should be strict term limits then this amounts to saying that these women do not have the right choose?

(January 6, 2014 at 12:10 am)Aractus Wrote: So if she has a right to an abortion after her due date, then why not extend the right to Neonaticide as well?

Because after a baby is born it is a person and no longer part of its mother's body. Why is that so difficult to understand? Do I need to draw you a picture, like you're a 5 year old?

(January 6, 2014 at 12:16 am)Aractus Wrote:

(January 6, 2014 at 12:11 am)MarxRaptor Wrote: No, abortions should have strict term limits.

Why? There are women who don't discover that they're pregnant until they're 6 months gone. If there should be strict term limits then this amounts to saying that these women do not have the right choose?

No, women should be responsible & take care of these things.

And you think I care because...?

Women aren't baby factories and never will be. Kthxbai.

Typical feminist bullshit.

It takes a man AND a woman to create a foetus, yet the man - even if he's the husband - has no legal rights over it until it is born, and the woman has independent legal rights between the time of conception and the time of birth.

FYI, you did not explain to me why, when abortions result in live-births the infants are either typically left to die by hospital staff (and more and more information on this has been coming out in the past few years), or they die within 28 days of the pregnancy (why aren't they removed from the parents that didn't want them at the time of birth??)