@SergeyKonnoff@ZELLKLUMPEN@AgusNaCl If morality is only defined by what is acceptable at any given point in history, then it's an arbitrary standard with no real basis.
@LobsterInSummer@Sunny_DeeLit3@Crim_Fins@Mark18528218@BasicHeresy@darwintojesus Yes, and part of benevolence is respecting consent. If we don't want God in our lives, then He won't force Himself in. But, since He is the source of all goodness and delight, refusal invites despair. This isn't sadism or neglect, it's a Father giving consequences.
@patrol5513@TMZ My sister tested positive for Down Syndrome in the womb. Guess what she DOESN'T have. If my parents had aborted her, a beautiful, healthy young lady would've been stolen from the world for no good reason. Thank God my family is Christian.
@JockLover10 @Pro__Trading @TMZ Addressing what you said about babies conceived by rape: the circumstances of a child's conception or the trauma of the mother in relation to that is no excuse for infanticide. A woman with postpartum depression killing a baby is unacceptable. So is this.
@TDDD23@TemiXo_1 If we followed nature's example the healthiest and most adaptable would survive, not necessarily the smartest, unless those intelligent individuals were also fast, strong, and adaptable with strong immune systems.
@Angela734198012@realadamapple@TemiXo_1 Because they are a human with intrinsic value as a member of our species. Do you think that old people who can't take care of themselves anymore should be euthanized just because it's expensive? If so, that says more about you than it does about anyone else.
@toro770@bucsfan951@TemiXo_1 Why do YOU want to kill the "mutants" so badly?
The Nazis felt the same way, you know, and we all call them evil. What a difference a few decades makes, huh?
@Michelle_NasheP@bucsfan951@TemiXo_1 So, a child's life is sacred if their birth parents can care for them, but if not then killing the little baby is just fine because they'd have a hard life otherwise?
Nobody was ever promised an easy life, but we do the best with what we're given, disabled or not.
@CFC_Fitler@bucsfan951@TemiXo_1 Who said she has to keep it? She simply has to carry to term and deliver the child. There's a difference, and she can give the baby up for adoption afterwards or give him/her to family if she really can't care for the child herself. It's not that hard, really.