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He says he is for abortion but confesses that is conflicted about his girlfriend’s planned career.
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“Zactly!”I bet he might feel in the back of his mind that she would have no problem whatsoever ending the life of his own child that he has with her if she decides that it is inconvenient.
One big reason I wonder why they are even termed “physicians” at all.I have a concern about a physician who wants to make a career of destroying innocent human life.
Tell that to Ralph Northam, M.D., Governor of Virginia. He wants to “take an even bigger bite from life”…if the baby happens to be delivered live, neglect it until dead.Interesting choice when the oath includes, “do no harm” huh. Maybe like taking “under God” out of the pledge of allegiance, they just leave that bit out.
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Heard about that and was more than disgusted. Goes with the talk of “leaving the baby in a storage room to expire”. The office did not even want a person to hold the baby while they died. Who’s job was it to check I have no idea. This world has some completely sick, twisted, and evil people in it, and I have no idea how this can be overcome.neglect it until dead
This brings up an interesting point. The Hippocratic Oath, from the 5th Century BC in Greece forbade physicians from performing abortions, because this was a sort of labor union exclusion. Others, presumably midwives, could perform abortions in ancient Greece. The oath did not have the moral implications in ancient Greek society, as a whole, that it evolved into with modern physicians.One big reason I wonder why they are even termed “physicians” at all.
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