These people are NOT pro-life.  They are anti-choice thugs, pro-oppressives.  Do not give them the vocabulary they wish to claim for immoral stands.

It is interesting that embryos need to be protected because all life is precious, but villages of foreigners or even Americans vaguely suspected of terrorist inclination, not so much.  Maybe morality works like baby seats, where you’re not supposed to be protected that way after you’re a certain height.

(You’ll also pardon my chuckle that a grown man in 2012 might think that a woman has some superpower that allows her to choose when she conceives.  Sort of reminds me of stories of incubi, demons in the form of a man, who impregnate women in their sleep, for surely she didn’t have sex with men or anything…)

However, one thing that I’m always surprised is missing from the “conversation” (well, screaming without listening) around abortion is the father.  I’m not against abortion in times of need at all, but one might think, in this enlightened age, that a non-absentee, non-violent father should at least be allowed to give his opinion before being excluded by “pro-Choice.”

I feel that it doesn’t do society much good to divide men into categories of “potential sperm donor” and “potential rapist.”  Y’know, it might be her body, but it’s their relationship and their baby.

Something else often ignored (including by the doctors, according to women I’m close to who have had abortions) is that the abortion process is pretty hard on the body and potentially damaging.  Having watched the after-effects a couple of times, I wouldn’t wish it on anybody, the same reason “it’s her body” wouldn’t stop me from trying to convince a woman to not slit her wrists.

Be clear that I think it’s wrong to ban abortions, but I do wish there were more education and inclusiveness around the decision.

Republican leadership does everything in its power to dissuade Akin from continuing to run because he, gasp, has publicly let the cat out of the bag.

When Paul Ryan co-sponsors abortion related bills with Akin and the Republican Party regularly pushes Akin’s/Ryan’s views legislatively, how can these people look themselves in the mirror?

My feeling is that abortion is a private, personal matter between me, my medical provider, and if I have a spiritual inclination, that. Not anybody’s business but my own

Abort Ryan, say i, which will happen, unfortunately to the benefit of the horriffic economically Republican Obama.

These very “choices” of two gawdoffal tickets are in themselves an act of treason perpetrated by the uno-party power structure, which together act as One, 100% for the 1%.

Slit your wrists, everything is just going to get horribly worse, fast.  Watch, as Obama adopts Ryan’s austerity plans safely after the election, continuing the willing rape of his braindead liberal.supporters.

My issue with these types that speak about being “pro-life” is that they aren’t.  If they were “pro-life” they would be more concerned about the lives of the people already here; no, they are only concerned when it comes to my uterus!  Mr. Akin did nothing except to expose the truth about how the GOP really feel.  Most of these “pro-life” hypocrites are throw backs to the 18th century, where “women” were home, barefoot & pregnant with NO opinions other than what their husband has said.

Abortion is a private matter between a woman, her family and her doctor.  Whatever her reasoning, it is her business - not that of the government, her neighbors or anyone else that isn’t walking in her shoes.  Rape by it’s very definition is based on a man’s power over a “helpless woman” - that the state should now choose to victimize her again by forcing her to bear a baby from that rape is unconscionable, wrong, and amoral.  If you don’t believe in abortion - then don’t have one; but you have no right to use the state to force your beliefs onto others!

Taxpayer contributed 447 million dollars to planned parenthood this last budget.  Planned parenthood is the largest abortion provider in America.  After 39 years women should wake up to the fact their choice has exploited them far worse than ever before and ‘privacy” has protected the providers who not only make a fortune but cover up deaths and permanent injuries.  Follow the dollars!Wonder why IVF is such business now?

The road to hell is paved with good intention! the abortion issue Griswold v Connecticut is rather clear in it’s intent “The right to Privacy” concerning a matter so personal we do not want a Politician screwing it up!

Abortions were done before they ever became legal, leaving many women sterile or dead.  Whether legal or not they will continue.  Mostly, at that time it was the woman’s decision, she is the decision maker whether or not the male agrees or not, women will still have an abortion if they want to and all the talk between candidates today, or in the future will not stop that.  That is between that person and GOD and if that person is forgiven by GOD moves on goes accepts GOD’s grace winds up in heaven when they die, the hell raiser, congress people that to judge and dictate and hate wonder where they wind up and they did not even have an abortion!  Think about it!!