The Abortion Ministry of Dr. Willie Parker

I get that, but you wouldn't have a house without a foundation. You wouldn't have walnuts/almonds without the trees. You don't have life without the foundation of cells.

 

What difference does it make if I did eat a tree or a forest?

 

You don't have a football season without Fall Camp. Does that make Fall Camp football season?

 

I mean, you could miss fall camp and still play the games. You just wouldn't be prepared.

 

You know what I mean, though. We are in a spin off of the classic "chicken or the egg" situation.

 

When do you get to tell a woman what she can do with her body; in your opinion?

 

who's telling her to have a hysterectomy?

 

I'm not telling her what to do with her body. I'm more interested in the growing person inside of her body.

 

Why? Did you help her 'create' it?

 

Take it a step further.

The foundation of the foundation is the mother. Without the mother, you couldn't have the foundation for the fetus. Ergo, women should never be allowed to die, be killed, executed or otherwise bothered until after their ability to provide the foundation has passed.

 

kinda, but it was an accident

 

Not that I remember. Just because I didn't help create you, does that mean that I shouldn't be concerned if your life were ended beyond your own actions? Why are we worried about other people being murdered if this is the case?

 

I quit reading after the first sentence.

 

I think I see where you are going with this, but tell me exactly where you are going with this.

 

That's too bad.

 

If the foundation is paramount, as in, you can't have a house without a foundation, or a pecan without a pecan tree...

Then you also can't have the foundation for the fetus without the foundation present within the mother.

Therefore all issues regarding female life and reproductive means prior to an age when reproduction becomes impossible is disrupting that foundation, and we must conclude is taking away life.

If we are going to say a foundation is enough, because, can't have that life without the foundation.

 

Why? If you didn't help create it, and/or it's not inside of you, you don't own it.

 

You don't own the random old guy that lives down the street that gets murdered either. Why should we care about that?

 

This sentence confuses me.

 

Why are you trying to change the subject?