Ohio bans doctors from performing Down Syndrome abortions

[RoadRunner79]

For anyone who is interested, here is a picture of the human baby, that is being discussed, and some think should be killed.


Also, as it turns out, people with down syndrome are human after all.

That baby is 10 weeks old, too. Abortions on down syndrome babies aren't done until about half way through the second trimester because that's when they are found out... around 20 weeks.

Here is a more accurate representation of what some people here think we should be allowed to kill by ripping apart limb from limb: https://www.babycentre.co.uk/20-weeks-pregnant

I chose the 10 weeks photo, because from a quick search, that seemed to be the earliest, that they where detecting down syndrome (10-13 wks) as part of the op.  However from the information others posted, it sounds like even much later, the test results are not very reliable.

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For anyone who is interested, here is a picture of the human baby, that is being discussed, and some think should be killed.


Also, as it turns out, people with down syndrome are human after all.

No RR this is a baby:



What you posted was a foetus. I know you're mentally deficient but even you should know the difference.

And I know that you are prone to make attacks against the person, rather than thoughtfully presented ideas (therefore your quip about metal deficiency means very little)

However I said "baby", because the citation did. And most literature/websites don't seem to have a problem with calling it a baby from what I can tell. Really the definition of "fetus" only tells us that the baby is prenatal, and about 8 weeks or further into development. There appears to be nothing within the definition of baby that would preclude this period of time.

It seems to me, that many who get picky about these words, mostly want to de-humanize the subject, and I assume so it is easier to reconcile killing it. Would you have a problem, with it; if we just classified it, as a distinct human being, from that of the mother? I think that too much focus on either age or location just clouds the issue.