pc guru:

@BrownJay u're right, there are too many kids in the streets of Lagos lets have them killed while we can, basically it will solve over population issues, am sad i didnt think of this i used to be the logical one.

~Killz~:

They can do whatever they want yeah! Murder shouldnt be part of it! There are two things involved. her health, and murder! IMO, abortion is a lose lose situation!

In parts of the world where abortion is a crime doesnt make it right! Sometimes, the law is an arse. For instance, the law says "A man cannot r[i]a[/i]pe his wife". . .that, to me is bullshit since i know r[i]a[/i]pe is wrong and as a result of the law being an arse sometimes, in cases like this, i say to the law: Fcck you! NO!

and thats YOUR opinion. you can view abortion as whatever you want, people like me simply think it is a SAFE PROCEDURE that was put into our hands to safely get rid of any unwanted pregnancy, to respect LIFE and not have children that we CANT care for properly. as we already argued on that issue before: you believe a child is a child from conception, while i believe a child is NOT a child until much later.

what BS law says that a man cannot r[b]a[/b]pe his wife?! you must be dreaming as R[b]A[/b]PE is R[b]A[/b]PE, whether it is your wife or not. . . . . . . .  and if there are countries where women are viewed as property (probably some slow countries) then FUKC THEM indeed!

Atleast we agree on this one!

pendo89:

hahahaha chima.Am calling 911


Allow the tomato and onion to cook please. We want to see the resulting baby.

Mrs, Chima:

Thanks! Po Po got him! (Hush Killz )

I wonder if Tomato will tell Onion that he is the father. Hmm.

Mynd_44:

This has been a long thread

claremont:

It is more rational for a lady to abort a baby she knows she is NOT mentally, emotionally, financially, and socially able to carry through. It is a complete journey into irrationality, and sheer wickedness for a baby to be brought into this world by a mother who lacks the capacity to take good care of that baby. It's faulty logic for someone to pander along the lines of "thou shalt not kill" to justify invalid points, that particular phrase is the most ridiculous phrase in the bible.

"Thou shalt not kill". . . but kill what?! It's turned logical reasoning on its head!

Cuddlemii:

Tomato didn't come to church today. I just hope she hasn't done anything silly. The truth is that I know her decision could be anything and I don't want to be involved in anything that would affect my own future. I don't want to be an accomplice or accessory to anything.

I will read the comments here for a while and I am sure by tomorrow I will know what to tell her. But if she has already done anything, should I remain friends with her? stand by her? Or cut off all association with her? Realistically, I hope she is no longer in a bad situation when I face her tomorrow so I don't need to be part of her decision which could be anything.

But what if I was in her shoes, what would I have done? Abort, be a single mother or tell the father? Lets try putting ourselves in that position, what would you have done? Its very easy to advise human beings to act a certain way but if you were the victim, what would you have done?

Btw thank you all(life savers) for the comments.

hornipipe:

am lost

MRbrownJAY:

@Ransocky
having the baby (aka being "better" is YOUR opinion, many dont feel this way. just the fact that they will bring a child to SUFFER in this world is a good reason enough to abort, for some. not being able to cope with the burden of caring for a lil one for the next 18yrs could also be the reason to abort. why put a burden on someone else's shoulder when that person can simply solve the issue by aborting?!

if someone abort then thats IT, no more worries or proof of that problem . . . . . . it's GONE!
but abandoning the child, there will always be a reminder of your mistake, there will always be a proof of your FAILURE: that child!

so, NO, it is definitely NOT the same.

naijababe:

Does atheism remove rationality from people's brains?[size=13pt] Being PRO-LIFE has nothing to do with being religious. Your inane analogies are nothing but that. [/size]

Mr A  kills Mr B but Mr A's defence is that Mr B's father died of cancer and therefore could have been killed by cancer since it's genetic; he then goes on to ask the prosecutor who they would have arrested if cancer had been the cause of his victim's death?!