Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 5:00
Florida Couple awaits Baby's Death after Delivery: Why IS Abortion Looked Down on? Is Survival>Living? Not an Attack but an Invitation For Discussion
That's a link to the article about the details because right now I want to talk about why abortion is so locked down on actually, I'm not saying it in the sense that I'm attacking you. I just generally wanted to understand the perspective because some people say it's taking away the right to life
Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 3:36
So the doctor has said that he would discuss the case with the health system administrators and consult them regarding the new law. As per Washington Post, eventually the couple decided to terminate the pregnancy as early as possible because babies born with such syndrome often die before their birth or die because of suffocation within hours or minutes of delivery. So Potter syndrome, which the child has, is more like what the fetus has is a rare health condition that occurs during the development of the fetus in the uterus
As long as it is not inconveniencing my life, this is fine. This law hasn't been in case of rape, incest and medical cases, definitely I support that abortion should be done, okay? But then there are a lot of other reasons, a lot of other things that you've stated over here is that the consciousness of human life, right? So the thing is the life begins at the moment of conception. Do you agree on that stance? Yes or no? Depends on you
My cousins are just so sweet and so nice and they're successful in their life, right? So do you think you would really need to commit an abortion and not allow something as beautiful as children to come into your life and get you more blessings and be the source of happiness in order to be more successful? But then again, you have to make a decision and that decision needs to be thought after, okay?
You are the only hindrance over here that you cannot even imagine what beautiful things that human could achieve in life if that human was not aborted. If that baby was not aborted. Right? So purpose? Yes, it is a problem. I'm not saying that it's not a problem, but it's a very tangible problem. You can overcome it. But if you do not give that human a chance, then do you think you have the right stance? Okay
Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 4:19
They might show it subconsciously through the actions and things like that, which can be very traumatizing to a child. And just no child deserves it. Every child deserves to be wanted. But I get that it can be seen as selfish from the parents perspective, but I also think that it can be seen as a way of thinking about the unborn child. Why?
Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 3:34
So did you misspeak and did you mean when they become an embryo or something, when they become a fetus? And do you think that abortion at very earlier levels when they're just cells is all right, but at the later stages, when they develop sentience, that's when it becomes immoral. What were your views? I just tried to understand your perspective and kind of think along those lines. Lines. But maybe I thought about it wrong and I hope I don't come across as rule
Good morning. I would like to answer your question as to why abortion rights are looked down upon. First of all, it is wrong to take a life. God did not intend for babies to be killed. Babies are precious in the eyes of God. Secondly, when you have a government like Connecticut, for example, they want to force people to pay for abortions regardless of their religious beliefs or not. I refuse to allow a tyrant government to dictate any immoral laws for me to follow
Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 5:00
But the fact that you said that even rape victims and other victims kids should not be aborted because that changes things. Right now, the discussion we were having was completely barring those people rape and medical cases
Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 1:30
So in that part I mean about abortion itself not being racist however, I do not know how Planned Parenthood originated or how it operates, so I don't comment on that. But I'm talking about the concept of abortion itself being racist. Some things might have unjust origins, but the way they have modified right now into parent life kind of change the way it operates rates
Melony Killoren
@MelonysMind · 3:09
It was a very intense energy. I can't even explain, but it's kind of like this, okay, let's see how bad it's going to be. And I was there and the baby was born and he was perfectly fine. There was nothing wrong with him and he's been the most intelligent, happy, joyful child I know. That's probably a rare less common than it actually turned out the way that doctors say, but I don't know
Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 1:00
That's such an interesting story and I'm glad it turned out that way for them. It's like the desires and wants for a baby just manifested into a healthy child and they just went with the intuition, despite what other people said, because they really wanted the child and were attached to it. They just wanted to see how it goes. And that's pretty rare and probably even a miracle, but glad it turned out that way for them
So it is literally like killing another human being because it's not just a clump of cells, it's an actual human living inside of another human. Give it a few more weeks. How many weeks? You have 40 weeks. That's the optimal term, okay? And then you have the due date and the baby is born. So this is the very reason we are telling this is inhuman. Why? Because it's no longer just something you can see under the microscope? No
I think this is a very beautiful story. Definitely there are a lot of medical cases when doctors get wrong. And the thing is, they have to make you aware of the possibility of your baby not living for too long. So that is their responsibility on their part. But still, the thing is, it's a possibility, right? It's a probability the baby may survive. Okay
That's what I do. Agree. But I think not all women are ready to carry the baby off their rapist, especially when it affects their mental health that much. If at all that situation were to happen with me, I don't think I would have aborted the kid. But then again, I don't think I have any stance when it comes to rape, especially only rape
Auhona Dutta
@aspeakstoday · 0:10
Okay. No biologists, not MyStream and, you know, I can better understand where you're coming from and the biological standpoint of things, so yeah, thank you for that information
Charvi Dhiran
@charvi24 · 2:30
And I really like how you have mentioned that kids turn out to be an obligation or many parents treat them as a mistake. I feel like I don't understand how states and countries just can just look at the statistics and see that the places where abortion has been banned, it is so, so clear that the amount of mental illnesses, issues, poverty and child neglect and the involvement of social services, etc, etc. It is huge in number in places where there is an abortion ban
I wish that abortion starts becoming more of a recognized thing as it is very necessary, because the question is that would you technically, according to the world and to the society, would you kill the child or would you give birth to them and have maybe little finances or something and still provide for them? But the honest question is that even if they are born in this world, will they really be able to survive? Will the parents really be able to provide for them or parent in some cases?