(September 30, 2015 at 11:21 pm)lkingpinl Wrote:The time restrictions are mostly based on politics. It was a way to allow and prohibit abortions at the same time. It's a case of splitting the baby in half.
Quote:I'm trying to understand in what scenarios people feel it is ok to terminate a pregnancy and why is it different at different stages? If you can terminate in week 4, but not in week 30, why? And if you argue you can terminate in week 30, why not a minute after birth? If you decide you don't want the child, what's wrong with terminating at any stage? Look I understand this isn't a light discussion and each case may be unique, so if we are going in circles, we can just leave it alone and move on
But the fact is that pregnancy does cause physical and emotional changes in a woman's brain, in effect changing her from what she was into a different person. A woman's brain actually shrinks about 10 percent during pregnancy and the rebounds to its original size. So in a way it's actually better for the woman to get an early abortion before her brain undergoes the resizing alteration. And when the birthing process goes normally new mothers don't notice that her baby's shit stinks. But she will notice that other babies shit stinks. Of course men notice that all babies' shit stinks because their brains never undergo alteration.