Save puppies abandon Fetuses

[JaneGrey]

I am not sure what saving puppies has to do with the laws on abortion. Can we not be happy that those puppies were saved without relating it to abortion. Could those pieces of equipment have done anything to stop abortions? I do not understand why caring for sick, abused, abandoned, or dying animals seems always to bring up the arguement about abortion. I believe God gives us all unique gifts that he wants us to use in our own ways. Some are called to help the helpless animals others may be are called to help unborn children. They are** two seperate issues **can we keep it that way?

 

[JaneGrey]

Not another thread which pits animals against babies :banghead:

It is perfectly possible to care about both. I am glad that puppy was safe.

 

[JaneGrey]

Well, I’m really glad that the puppy was rescued and think that these sort of situations do call for a rescue.

But I see your point. It is nonsensical to rescue puppies and not human babies.

I wish they were all cared for and rescued

I fail to see how this puppy’s rescue threatened the lives of any human babies. Should the rescuers have seen the puppy, ignored it, and then rushed to the nearest abortion clinic to protest? Lots of people are doing things, such as driving to a movie, eating lunch, or getting a haircut when they could be doing something, whether directly or indirectly, to stop abortion.

Do you know what is an even bigger threat to the culture of life? Those who stand by and do nothing when seeing a living thing in distress, be it animal or human. I’d say we have enough of those types around. Who is to say these rescuers were not pro-life?

Honestly, what an odd, odd thing to get upset about.

 

[10gr8kids]

I fail to see how this puppy’s rescue threatened the lives of any human babies. Should the rescuers have seen the puppy, ignored it, and then rushed to the nearest abortion clinic to protest? Lots of people are doing things, such as driving to a movie, eating lunch, or getting a haircut when they could be doing something, whether directly or indirectly, to stop abortion.

Do you know what is an even bigger threat to the culture of life? Those who stand by and do nothing when seeing a living thing in distress, be it animal or human. I’d say we have enough of those types around. Who is to say these rescuers were not pro-life?

Honestly, what an odd, odd thing to get upset about.

I don’t think anyone is saying that the puppy’s rescue threatened any babies lives. The point being made is that our society as a whole places much greater value on animals than we do of babies in the womb.
I have rescued many animals throughout my life and am sure I will many more, but it is true that many people have compassion on animals but not on the most vulnerable babies in our society. That is truly sad.

 

[thomasj349]

I don’t think anyone is saying that the puppy’s rescue threatened any babies lives. The point being made is that our society as a whole places much greater value on animals than we do of babies in the womb.
I have rescued many animals throughout my life and am sure I will many more, but it is true that many people have compassion on animals but not on the most vulnerable babies in our society. That is truly sad.

That is a sad generalization and simply not true.

Just like I would like to generalize based on this post that Catholics don’t care about God’s creatures.

 

[10gr8kids]

That is a sad generalization and simply not true.

Just like I would like to generalize based on this post that Catholics don’t care about God’s creatures.

I don’t see how you could come to that conclusion, unless you don’t believe God created babies.

 

[thomasj349]

I don’t see how you could come to that conclusion, unless you don’t believe God created babies.

I would not refer to babies as creatures if that is what you are implying, otherwise you are not making sense to me.

 

[10gr8kids]

Why wouldn’t you call something that was created a creature?

Merriam-Webster
Definition of creature: something created

 

[thomasj349]

Why wouldn’t you call something that was created a creature?

Merriam-Webster
Definition of creature: something created

Thanks for the grammer lesson I will begin to call people creatures and see how that goes over with them. Anyhow, I am not interested in debating the meaning of words.

You can substitute creature for animal if you’d like, but I am sure you know what I meant by now.

 

[10gr8kids]

Thanks for the grammer lesson.

Your welcome

 

[MidnightSun12]

I am not sure what saving puppies has to do with the laws on abortion. Can we not be happy that those puppies were saved without relating it to abortion. Could those pieces of equipment have done anything to stop abortions? I do not understand why caring for sick, abused, abandoned, or dying animals seems always to bring up the arguement about abortion. I believe God gives us all unique gifts that he wants us to use in our own ways. Some are called to help the helpless animals others may be are called to help unborn children. They are two seperate issues can we keep it that way?

From a societal point of view, I believe that these two issues are very much interconnected. There are many people out there who wrongly believe that the very reason so many helpless animals are suffering is because too many babies are being born. In fact, liberal activists actually use images and footage of “cute” animals suffering to further their abortion and contraception agendas under the guise of “climate change”.

If one can make caring for animals the focus of their life and still value human life as being strictly superior (which I believe is completely possible) then are no issues. That said, it is a simple fact in our society today, the political and social trends are to elevate the value of an animal’s life at the expense of the value of human life.

 

[Rence]

I am not sure what saving puppies has to do with the laws on abortion. Can we not be happy that those puppies were saved without relating it to abortion. Could those pieces of equipment have done anything to stop abortions? I do not understand why caring for sick, abused, abandoned, or dying animals seems always to bring up the arguement about abortion. I believe God gives us all unique gifts that he wants us to use in our own ways. Some are called to help the helpless animals others may be are called to help unborn children. They are two seperate issues can we keep it that way?

Thank You!!

 

[Rence]

I fail to see how this puppy’s rescue threatened the lives of any human babies. Should the rescuers have seen the puppy, ignored it, and then rushed to the nearest abortion clinic to protest? Lots of people are doing things, such as driving to a movie, eating lunch, or getting a haircut when they could be doing something, whether directly or indirectly, to stop abortion.

Do you know what is an even bigger threat to the culture of life? Those who stand by and do nothing when seeing a living thing in distress, be it animal or human. I’d say we have enough of those types around. Who is to say these rescuers were not pro-life?

Honestly, what an odd, odd thing to get upset about.

And this too! Thank you Jane!

 

[vera_dicere]

There’s an endangered snail down here that if you kill you can go to jail and are fined tens of thousands of dollars.

Yet, the govt. will pay for a woman ahd her “support persons” to head over to Aussie for late term abortions that our abortionists and nruses are too squsimish to do here.

 

[User124]

I am not sure what saving puppies has to do with the laws on abortion. Can we not be happy that those puppies were saved without relating it to abortion. Could those pieces of equipment have done anything to stop abortions? I do not understand why caring for sick, abused, abandoned, or dying animals seems always to bring up the arguement about abortion. I believe God gives us all unique gifts that he wants us to use in our own ways. Some are called to help the helpless animals others may be are called to help unborn children. They are two seperate issues can we keep it that way?

Good point.

 

[severus68]

I am not sure what saving puppies has to do with the laws on abortion. Can we not be happy that those puppies were saved without relating it to abortion. Could those pieces of equipment have done anything to stop abortions? I do not understand why caring for sick, abused, abandoned, or dying animals seems always to bring up the arguement about abortion. I believe God gives us all unique gifts that he wants us to use in our own ways. Some are called to help the helpless animals others may be are called to help unborn children. They are two seperate issues can we keep it that way?

Absolutely!

 

[severus68]

I fail to see how this puppy’s rescue threatened the lives of any human babies. Should the rescuers have seen the puppy, ignored it, and then rushed to the nearest abortion clinic to protest? Lots of people are doing things, such as driving to a movie, eating lunch, or getting a haircut when they could be doing something, whether directly or indirectly, to stop abortion.

Do you know what is an even bigger threat to the culture of life? Those who stand by and do nothing when seeing a living thing in distress, be it animal or human. I’d say we have enough of those types around. Who is to say these rescuers were not pro-life?

Honestly, what an odd, odd thing to get upset about.

I agree. It is odd. There appears to be some anger at the rescue of the puppy.

I wonder if those who seem so upset about a puppy being rescued are bothered about starving children. Why is being pro life sometimes seem to be only about being anti-abortion?

 

[Rence]

Look, everyone has their callings and passions in life. They’re not always going to be the same. It’s called balance. Yeah, I know all those who have abortion as their life passion and calling want everyone else to do so as well, but that’s not the way the world works.
And I know all those who have rescuing animals as their passion in life and their calling want everyone else to do so as well, but again, it’s all about balance.

If everyone was acting on their callings and passions, everyone would be taken care of. Stop worrying about what others are doing and concentrate on what you should be doing, rather than telling other people they must do what you’re doing as well. It won’t work anyway.

My calling is for the animals, and despite others’ disapproval, that’s not going to change. So if I give $50/month to ASPCA and another person gives $50/month to a pregnancy crisis center then that’s the way it is. If everyone gave to some cause, they’d all benefit. Saving the puppy in the hole isn’t going to make one bit of difference for a fetus. The two are in no way related. I estimate by the pro-life posts on this forum alone that if ya’ll were doing all you’re saying you’re supposed to for your ‘cause’ to end abortion, then for every puppy, whale, eagle egg, dolphin, etc. saved, I’m sure a fetus is being saved as well.