People Who Argue Foetuses Can Be "Killed" By 3rd Parties (Assaults/Car Crashes etc.)
10-01-2018, 02:49 AM
The couple affected by this tragedy I quote from below have shown no signs of such hypocrisy (their cultural background would suggest the opposite), but I know a large number of people, particularly women, who treat abortion like a rite of passage but will mourn something like a friend's miscarriage as the death of an actual "child" (above and beyond the unmet parenting/family expectations of the pregnant woman involved).
In short, an unborn child is a child when someone else does it, but a foetus when the pregnant woman goes to the abortion clinic.
I get the feeling that most of the same women who would happily terminate a pregnancy if it suited them would wail hysterically about their "murdered" child if they'd suffered a miscarriage following a moderate to severe car crash the week before they might have gone to the abortion clinic.
Some examples of the otherwise pro-feminist, pro-choice media deciding that these foetuses were effectively people who could die:
Orchard Hills crash: Two women, unborn baby die on Northern Rd [original article title, later changed]
https://web.archive.org/web/201810010738...4b70618b0a
Two women and unborn twins killed in horror western Sydney crash
https://web.archive.org/save/https://www...-car-crash
Even The Sydney Morning Herald is on this:
Pregnant woman and unborn twins die [title of video in the link]
https://web.archive.org/web/201810010735...506u0.html
To my knowledge, foetus destruction is dealt with as a form of grievous bodily harm (GBH) in jurisdictions like New South Wales, where Sydney is located.
This family is obviously ethnic and from Western Sydney, where the largest number of anti-gay marriage votes were recorded during last year's postal survey. The area is typically on the left economically and in the center/to the right socially, which results in most people voting for the economically and socially leftwing Labor Party (but voters often dissent regarding Labor's open doors immigration and anti-family platforms). The community responses I have seen online in news articles tend to reflect a "middle" Australia ground. Some feminists from parties like the Greens are fairly muted in their responses to these issues, recognizing that parties on the right can smash them over any perceiced hypocrisy. Fred Nile, a well-known Christian Democrat and ardent anti-abortion figure in New South Wales' Legislative Council (Senate), has pointed out this problem before.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...twins.html
As I said, I see no evidence of the victims' family espousing contradictory positions on abortion versus other forms of foetus destruction.
The issue is complicated because, irrespective of many braindead feminists championing abortion without ever talking about how late abortions should be, late-term abortions are illegal in New South Wales, like many other jurisdictions. Depending on the stage of the twins' development, the other driver could indeed be charged over the twins' "deaths".
In an ideal world, the alleged lawbreaker would indeed go to jail for manslaughter, but I am not going to back it here, precisely because the dead pregnant woman could have legally terminated her pregnancy weeks or days before.
In short, an unborn child is a child when someone else does it, but a foetus when the pregnant woman goes to the abortion clinic.
I get the feeling that most of the same women who would happily terminate a pregnancy if it suited them would wail hysterically about their "murdered" child if they'd suffered a miscarriage following a moderate to severe car crash the week before they might have gone to the abortion clinic.
Some examples of the otherwise pro-feminist, pro-choice media deciding that these foetuses were effectively people who could die:
Orchard Hills crash: Two women, unborn baby die on Northern Rd [original article title, later changed]
https://web.archive.org/web/201810010738...4b70618b0a
Two women and unborn twins killed in horror western Sydney crash
https://web.archive.org/save/https://www...-car-crash
Even The Sydney Morning Herald is on this:
Pregnant woman and unborn twins die [title of video in the link]
https://web.archive.org/web/201810010735...506u0.html
To my knowledge, foetus destruction is dealt with as a form of grievous bodily harm (GBH) in jurisdictions like New South Wales, where Sydney is located.
This family is obviously ethnic and from Western Sydney, where the largest number of anti-gay marriage votes were recorded during last year's postal survey. The area is typically on the left economically and in the center/to the right socially, which results in most people voting for the economically and socially leftwing Labor Party (but voters often dissent regarding Labor's open doors immigration and anti-family platforms). The community responses I have seen online in news articles tend to reflect a "middle" Australia ground. Some feminists from parties like the Greens are fairly muted in their responses to these issues, recognizing that parties on the right can smash them over any perceiced hypocrisy. Fred Nile, a well-known Christian Democrat and ardent anti-abortion figure in New South Wales' Legislative Council (Senate), has pointed out this problem before.
Quote:Quote:
Family friends of a pregnant woman and teenage relative who were killed in a horrific car crash are calling for the accused to be charged with the death of the woman's unborn twin boys.
Pregnant newlywed Katherine Hoang, 23, was killed in the horror smash in Sydney's west on Friday night, along with her unborn twins and her 17-year-old sister-in-law.
Her husband, Bronko Hoang, is fighting for life in hospital, unaware his heavily pregnant wife and their sons are dead.
Father-of-four Richard Moananu, 29, faced 10 charges in a hospital bed court hearing on Sunday, though additional charges could be laid.
Moananu, who also works as a builder, has been charged with 10 offences including negligence, unlicensed driving, two counts of manslaughter and aggravated dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm.
Lucy La, a family friend of the victim's, said many have voiced their devastation that the manslaughter charges do not cover the deaths of the unborn twins, news.com.au reported.
'We are upset as these babies were already part of the family and they did die in the accident,' she said.
'Unfortunately only two out of four lives were recognised,' she said.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...twins.html
As I said, I see no evidence of the victims' family espousing contradictory positions on abortion versus other forms of foetus destruction.
The issue is complicated because, irrespective of many braindead feminists championing abortion without ever talking about how late abortions should be, late-term abortions are illegal in New South Wales, like many other jurisdictions. Depending on the stage of the twins' development, the other driver could indeed be charged over the twins' "deaths".
In an ideal world, the alleged lawbreaker would indeed go to jail for manslaughter, but I am not going to back it here, precisely because the dead pregnant woman could have legally terminated her pregnancy weeks or days before.
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