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        <title>Abortion law says the fetus is more valuable, according to logic</title>   
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                      It seems curious that if I was 28 weeks pregnant and presented 
                      to my doctor saying there was no way I wanted to continue 
                      with the pregnancy, the doctor would not be able to refer 
                      me for termination unless I met the restrictive criteria 
                      which have been outlined. It would be assumed I had an obligation 
                      to the fetus because it was potentially viable and I had 
                      passed the point of viability. I therefore would be compelled 
                      to maintain its life and deliver the child. In contrast 
                      I have a two year old, and if he suddenly became ill, and 
                      needed me to donate an organ to survive, I would probably 
                      consider myself a heniously immoral woman if I did not concede 
                      to that demand. However there is no law in the land that 
                      could oblige me to do so. In effect we impose greater obligation 
                      to women to preserve the life of their fetuses than we impose 
                      to preserve the life of their born children. </span><br /><span class="contentssubblack">
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                      In abortion law we are therefore distinctly privileging 
                      the life of the fetus over the wishes of the woman in a 
                      way we do not do in any other form of medical practice. 
                      I would therefore argue that the current abortion law is 
                      ethically inconsistent in the way it permits abortion in 
                      some circumstances but not in others and that it in denying 
                      abortion it undermines the basic principle of individual 
                      autonomy which is accepted in the rest of medical practice.</span><br /><span class="contentssubblack"></span></p></blockquote><p><span class="contentssubblack"><br /></span><a href="http://www.prochoiceforum.org.uk/aad2.asp">Source</a>.<br /><div><br /></div></p>   <p style="clear:both;"> 
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        <title>Feticide? </title>   
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        <p>In <a href="http://www.wtopnews.com/?nid=600&amp;sid=1343398">this</a> article, the term &quot;feticide&quot; is used to refer to the killing of a fetus, as occurs during abortion or miscarriage. I greatly dislike this term, for it seems to equate &quot;feticide&quot; with words like &quot;genocide&quot; or &quot;homocide,&quot; which are inarguably crimes more heinous than the taking of a life of something parasitic and incapable of conscious thought. </p><p>This is dangerous. The article itself is about the House of Virginia passing a law that makes &quot;feticide&quot; a class 4 felony. In Virginia, <a href="http://www.abc.virginia.gov/facts/punish.html">a class 4 felony means 2-10 years of imprisonment and up to $100,000 in fines</a>. Also a class 4 felony in Virginia: rape/sexual assault and statutory rape, so you get the idea to the sort of moral standards its being equated to -- funny that it&#39;s with laws that supposedly exist to protect women. Basically, this means that in the eyes of the Virginia law, a woman trying to terminate a pregnancy gets the same punishment as a child molester. Sound a little crazy to you? </p><p>This is not to mention the fact that, according to the famous Roe vs. Wade, &quot;feticide&quot; is a constitutional right. Never has the constitution been interpreted by the US Supreme Court to say rape was a constitutional right, but, hey, no one really knows what the fore fathers were thinking when they wrote it! <br /> </p>   <p style="clear:both;"> 
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        <title>Hippie Home Abortion</title>   
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        <p>For those with limited access or no access at all to abortion, apparently there is a method of &quot;home abortion&quot; that involves taking mass quantities vitamin C and inserting parsley deep into the vagina ever 12 hours for three days, according to <a href="http://angryforareason.blogspot.com/2006/02/how-to-induce-miscarriage-herbally-and.html">Angry for a Reason</a>. </p><blockquote><p>I have used this to positive results 3 times. Given the lack of access
to bc and abortion in much of the US I would like to share this with
all of you. Copy it, pass it around, send it to your friends. It is
cheap and accessible to all. Obviously if there are any health problems
or adverse side effects contact a doctor. My friends and I have used
this with very little complications, but I just want to put that
disclaimer out there as all bodies are different and yours may react
differently then ours. Feel free to ask a
natropath/herbalist/physician/gynaecologist.</p><p>It can only be used
up to 3 weeks after a missed period, but the sooner the better. I&#39;ve
done it within the first week of missing my period and it&#39;s always
brought it back for me. The best time to start it is on the 1st or
second day of the missed period.</p><p>You will need:<br />Fresh parsley (preferably organic...I don&#39;t want pesticides in my vagina, so I go organic)<br />500 mg pills/capsules of Vitamin C  (DO NOT get pills with Bio-favinoids such as Rose Hips.  These PREVENT miscarriage.)</p><p>The treatment can last 3 days: DO NOT EXCEED 3 DAYS!!  This will work or not within 2/3 days.</p><p>1.
Insert a fresh sprig of parsley as far as possible into the vagina.
(parsley induces contractions, yum) Change every 12 hours. When soft,
it may be difficult to remove, but this is not dangerous.</p><p>2. At the same time, drink parsley infusions. 2 to 6 tablespoons 4 times a day.</p><p>Making
an infusion: use 2 1/2 cups of boiling water for every ounce of parsley
(If you buy it at the store, minus 2/3 stems (for sprigs) this should
be the amount of water used to make the tincture). Add parsley to
boiling water, remove from heat and cover. Very important that you
remove from heat IMMEDIATELY upon adding the parsley. Boiling the water
with the parsley in there will make the infusion less effective. Let it
steep for at least 20 minutes (the longer it steeps, the more potent it
will be. I usually let it steep for 2 hours.</p><p>3. During the 3
days (or until your period starts) take high doses of Vitamin C orally.
Ideally, take 500 mg every hour up to 6000 mg. You can continue using
the Vitamin C for up to 6 days. Vitamin C can bring on menstruation
even 3 weeks after a &quot;late&quot; period. you can begin taking Vitamin C
immediately after unsafe sex, or if the condom broke, etc.</p><p>If successful you should start to bleed in 2 to 3 days.<br />Notes:<br />-You
may have cramps (I get &#39;em bad after doing this) and you can take
whatever you usually take for cramps or make a ginger infusion and take
that.<br />-The chances of success are less if you regularly take high doses of Vitamin C<br />-High amounts of Vitmain C can cause loose stools.  No one I know has experienced this, but is has been known to happen.<br />-Do not use if you have kidney problems.</p><p>I&#39;ve
often noticed that on the second night I start emanating heat.
Seriously I feel like a space heater. This is ok, it&#39;s just a side
effect of the high doses of Vit. C and to me signifies that it worked
and I will get my period soon (generally that night/next morning)</p><p><strong>DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES USE PENNYROYAL.  IT IS DEADLY AND DANGEROUS.  I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH, DO NOT DO NOT, <em>DO NOT</em> USE IT!!!</strong><br /></p></blockquote><p><br />(Note: Please follow the link and do your research before attempting this yourself.)<br /> </p>   <p style="clear:both;"> 
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