Da bist du weit zurueck. In der progressiven Welt wird nun dafuer geworben auch Babies und Kinder nach der Geburt toeten zu koennen:
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Nun diskutieren Humanisten, Intellektuelle ganz offen ueber die Toetung von Kinder:
Mohler adds that this language preference mirrors “the proposal advocated by Dr. Peter Singer of Princeton University, who has argued that the killing of a newborn baby, known as infanticide, should be allowable up to the point that the child develops some ability to communicate and to anticipate the future.[Links nur für registrierte Nutzer]If After-birth Abortion becomes legal, one must question the violation of the physician’s Hippocratic Oath.4 Mohler writes “We have laws against homicide, and if the unborn child is recognized legally and morally as a human being, abortion would be rightly seen as murder. …Abortion rights advocates have drawn the moral line at the moment of birth. That is why, even with our contemporary knowledge of the developing fetus, abortion rights activists have persistently argued in favor of abortions right up to the moment of birth. Anyone doubting this claim needs only to consider the unified opposition of leading abortion rights advocates to restrictions on late-term abortions.”
The Washington Post reporter quotes “incendiary examples” of the paper’s assertions that “The moral status of an infant is equivalent to that of a fetus in the sense that both lack those properties that justify the attribution of a right to life to an individual.” In addition, Mohler’s article says that “Giubilini and Minerva now argue that newborn human infants lack the ability to anticipate the future, and thus after-birth abortions should be permitted.” Might we ponder then at what age any child is capable of anticipating their future, perhaps it could be age 4 or maybe 7? Who is it that decides when a child is human with any rights or capabilities?