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Originally posted by ltl/fb
I don't get the obsession with it being OK to terminate a fetus that is completely inside (or, not "past the point of breech" or whatever the language is) but not OK to terminate the exact same one if someone has yanked part of it out. It's not like the woman has naturally gone into labor and is delivering. What you are essentially saying is that you'd rather have sharp instruments (hey, maybe like a coat hanger!) jabbing around in a crowded area, possibly hurting the uterus and endangering the mother, than having the same result w/r/t the fetus, but less of a chance of surgical complications.
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