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> What is worse, the “murder” of the child or raising someone in those conditions? Should we just begin murdering anyone who might not have a life that we defi
by shepherdjerred 2y ago
> What is worse, the “murder” of the child or raising someone in those conditions?
Should we just begin murdering anyone who might not have a life that we define as good?
That's essentially the argument that I'm hearing, except you're limiting the scope to unborn children.
Though, I do completely understand your point. I just think that even in the worst of circumstances someone would generally prefer to live. I didn't have a particularly happy upbringing, and there were times I wanted to commit suicide, but I'm quite happy with where I'm at now.
- Xunjin 2y agoBut my point in the end was that if a society believes abortion should be banned, they need to give social support. For example in Brazil, few people know but a mother can abdicate their child to Child Support Services. They do try their best to care and prepare them to adoption programs.