Abortion Revisited

By Stanley Collymore

Rape, enforced incest, endangerment to the mother’s health

or life, or an early diagnosed horrendous foetal deformity

or recognized hereditary or other incurable disease

being carried by that foetus whose quality of life

would be seriously impaired or virtually

none, are all plausible reasons if an

imposed or even an intended

conception occurs to

logically and ethically

have an abortion.

But to simply or else lazily use it as a deferred

mechanism for contraception and callously do so in an

age and society replete with a range of highly

effective ways to freely obviate unwanted

pregnancies, is nothing less than the

insensitive and cold-blooded

perpetration of mindless

murder in my opinion!

© Stanley V. Collymore

22 February 2013.