You can have all the analogy you want...who are you to sentence a kid to a horrible life just because of your views..
Uh, who are you to sentence them to be literally and physically ripped limb-from-limb, burned to death with acid, or any of the other horrible atrocities that occur when women don't want to be inconvenienced or, as the Kenyan-in-Chief put it, "punished with a baby."
..you want to say what these women can do...
I don't do that at all. I suppose you could make that case if I were against contraception, but I'm not fighting contraception, just infanticide.
but what are you doing to help these kids being born..everybody is still forgeting that...MUST HAVE THEM!! But no infrastructure after there here...and foster and orphanages are NOT a infrastructure!!
You'd be surprised how many great men came from orphanages. I saw a list a few years ago, and I was shocked. If orphanages are bad, it's because society allows them to be bad. If there was no prenatal infanticide and orphanages made a comeback, society would have an interest in making them far better than in the past. We became enlightened enough to enact child-labor laws, regular work weeks, overtime in most cases, even stupid things like the Family/Medical Leave Act, so we can certainly do the same for orphanages.
And we can severely reduce the number of children born orphans. Once prenatal infanticide is illegal, with penalties equal to other forms of premeditated murder, and we put an end to easy divorce, women will once again have to consider the consequences of their actions before they crawl under some guy they met at the bar. Do as you like, but you can't murder your way out of the consequences of your actions.
If you can't follow that, consider an analogy: why do we have the poverty rate that we do? Because we make it easy to be poor in America. If being poor were tough, if you had to show that you merit the privilege of forcing others to work to have their paychecks raided to buy your groceries and pay your rent, etc., and if there was a hard, unforgiving limit placed on how long and how much you could steal before you were cut off, you'd see people hustling to get a job.
Likewise, if there were no prenatal infanticide and if you had to show cause to terminate your marriage contact, you'd see people, and women in particular, start making better decisions. They'd start making sure the guy trying to upload his genetic material into her is interested in being more than a sperm donor before they let him ride.
And it doesn't take much imagination to come up with all the other benefits: lower incidence of STDs, lower costs of everything related, fewer broken homes with children damaged by divorce, fewer medical complications of abortion, etc.
