MPs unite to fight law that will make abortions available in Northern Ireland

[Baile Brigín 2]

Sorry to hear of your experience Emmett.

No pro-life person, religious or otherwise, objects to abortion in any case where there is a risk to the life of the mother.

You didnt follow the Repeal campaign then, did you?

Or Savita. Remember her? The nuns let her die.

[Milltown Row2]

Sorry to hear of your experience Emmett.

No pro-life person, religious or otherwise, objects to abortion in any case where there is a risk to the life of the mother.

You didnt follow the Repeal campaign then, did you?

Or Savita. Remember her? The nuns let her die.

Not needed after a post such as Emmett's

[marty34]

Brave and honest post Emmett. 

Best wishes for the future.

[general_lee]

Sorry to hear that Emmett. Best wishes to you and your wife in the future

[five points]

Sorry to hear of your experience Emmett.

No pro-life person, religious or otherwise, objects to abortion in any case where there is a risk to the life of the mother.

You didnt follow the Repeal campaign then, did you?

Or Savita. Remember her? The nuns let her die.

I did follow it. The Eighth Amendment allowed for abortion in such cases.

Savita died from mistreated sepsis. As did Tanya McCabe and Dhara Kivlehan before her. Those two ladies died after giving birth so their respective tragedies were ignored by the pro-abort propagandists.

And the nuns haven't run Galway University Hospital for many, many decades.

[Rossfan]

Arrah don't be letting the facts get in the way 5 points.
Best wishes to Emmet, brave post.

[five points]

Arrah don't be letting the facts get in the way 5 points.

 

Best wishes to Emmet, brave post.

+1

[gallsman]

I see Angelo is still blaming women for not accepting the consequences of their actions.

There are still people who try to disassociate Savita Halappanavar's death from the topic of abortion? You, sad, twisted, pathetic c***ts.

[five points]

There are still people who try to disassociate Savita Halepanevar's death from the topic of abortion? You, sad, twisted, pathetic c***ts.

Maybe drop the foulmouthed insults and instead read the 3 official reports into her death that each concluded that she died from mistreated sepsis.

[gallsman]

There are still people who try to disassociate Savita Halepanevar's death from the topic of abortion? You, sad, twisted, pathetic c***ts.

Maybe drop the foulmouthed insults and instead read the 3 official reports into her death that each concluded that she died from mistreated sepsis.

Do you understand how proximate cause works? How did she develop sepsis?

Do AIDS victims die because of the common cold that finished them off or because they have AIDS?

[Rudi]

There are still people who try to disassociate Savita Halepanevar's death from the topic of abortion? You, sad, twisted, pathetic c***ts.

Maybe drop the foulmouthed insults and instead read the 3 official reports into her death that each concluded that she died from mistreated sepsis.

Agreed. How is this poster allowed to get away with constant personalised insults.

Sympathy to Emmett and wife.

I cant understand why abortion could not have been legislated for on certain exceptional grounds,  instead of a complete free for all.

[five points]

Do you understand how proximate cause works? How did she develop sepsis?

The reports (from the Coroner's office, the HSE and HIQA) each clarify that. And regardless of the cause, the least she deserved in that shithole hospital was the treatment she needed. Instead she was literally left to rot.

Do AIDS victims die because of the common cold that finished them off or because they have AIDS?

False conflation.

[gallsman]

False conflation.
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No, it's not. The author of the HSE report himself stated that Ireland's abortion laws were a significant factor in her death.

Your argument that the Eight permitted her an abortion is a smokescreen. The X case did indeed permit terminations in such cases but given it was never legislated for, it's not really relevant is it?

[trueblue1234]

False conflation.

No, it's not. The author of the HSE report himself stated that Ireland's abortion laws were a significant factor in her death.

Your argument that the Eight permitted her an abortion is a smokescreen. The X case did indeed permit terminations in such cases but given it was never legislated for, it's not really relevant is it?
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But does NI law not already allow for termination in the case where the mother's life was at risk?

[Dinny Breen]