French Study: Abortion puts future births at risk of death or a disability

[Az]

Just pointing out the hypocricy.

[Ecthy]

SHUT UP YOU DESERVE TO DIE

[Az]

No, you deserve to die, you miserable piece of garbage.

[Ecthy]

Banning abortion is wrong, it should be open for medically AND socially extreme cases.

I just personally wouldn't ever use it, that is have it done to my girl. No idea what my stance if she disagreed.

[Spiffor]

Now, that's a good reason to develop an abortion method that deals with such problems, so that abortion can become safer.

Do you people regularily call for banning useful medical procedures when side-effects are discovered, or do you call for more research in the area?

[Ecthy]

Yeah. In the 19th century medicine was a rather experimental field. Many died of medical treatment rather than disease. Should they have banned medicine?

[Az]

that's a fallacious comparison, and we both know it.

[DeathByTheSword]

no it isnt it is a completely valid point. just because it is about abortion you would say ban it because it is also a health risk. damn then start banning mobile phones and the combustion engine too.

[Ecthy]

Az, whose side are you on?

[BeBMan]

Abortion doesn't kill people. People kill people.

[Az]

Az, whose side are you on?

I am not on anyone's side.

I am for using morning-after pills, and in case of desease of the mother or the child, or severe social issues, allowed abortion, 2 months into the pregnancy.

[Ecthy]

That's not answering my question. I used a point that might have been exaggerated to counter the argument stated in the first post in this thread. I lined up in a row of comparisons to show how little sense the demand for a ban on abortion makes. Given your answer to my last question, you shouldn't disturb my circles, no matter how "fallacious".

Are debates ever about right or wrong?

[Az]

They almost always are.

[Ecthy]

Originally posted by BeBro
Abortion doesn't kill people. People kill people.

And what are you trying to tell us?

[chequita guevara]

There's a lot this study leaves unsaid. Are we comparing women of like socio-economic backgrounds? Poor people are more likely to sponteneously abort due to lack of proper nutricion regardless, but are also more likely to seek an abortion.

How many abortions?
Are we comparing against women who've had no children or one or multiple children?
How many pregnancies since the abortion does this effect carry over?

There's not enough information provided to make a proper judgement.