Abort a child with Down syndrome.

(1)Richard Dawkins
(2)Clinton Richard Dawkins, a biologist, professor at the University of Biology.
(3)1941 326 Kenya
(4)New College, Oxford
(5)2007 Galaxy British Book
(6)Award for Best Writer of the Year.
(7)Order of the President of Italy 2001
(8)Professor Emeritus of New College of the Humanities, Oxford University, England
(9)Site Twitter
(10)Self-participation 20170118 ⓘ
(11)Richard Dawkins, everyone who knows.
(12)He’s the author of “The God Blind Clockman” and “The Selfish Gene”.
(13)Among the people who contributed the most to the popularization of science in the center of modern atheism,
(14)InYourFaceN InYourF · 2014년 8월 20일 RichardDawkins AidanMcCourt I honestly dont
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(16)A reply to InYourFaceNYer.
(17)1153 PM, August 20, 2014 Tweetbot for iOS
(18)150 Retweet 72 Quoted Tweet 230 I like it.
(19)The controversy begins with a tweet.
(20)If I’m pregnant with a Down syndrome, I don’t know if I should have one.
(21)This is a real ethical dilemma.
(22)When asked that question,
(23)Abortion and give birth again. It’s immoral to give birth even though you can choose.
(24)That’s what’s causing a huge stir.
(25)So on your homepage, you can say everything you want to say on Twitter.
(26)I’m posting an additional post saying that I couldn’t include it.
(27)”Clearly, the choice is yours. I don’t know if my opinion is helpful, but I’d have an abortion. If you’re desperate for a baby, why don’t you try to get pregnant again? I think the moral and wise choice between having an abortion or bringing a Down syndrome child into the world is abortion. In fact, most pregnant women in the United States, especially in Europe, choose abortion. Personally, I think it might be immoral to abandon early pregnancy abortion opportunities and force a Down syndrome birth if your morality is based on a desire to increase the sum of happiness and reduce pain, just like me. I admit, of course, that my ideas can be controversial and that further discussion is needed.Anyway, you’re probably in a situation where you have to take care of your adult child like you’re raising a baby for the rest of your life. The child may have a shorter lifespan, but if he’s outlived you, you’ll have to worry about who’s going to take care of him after you die.
(28)In this case, it’s not surprising that the majority chose abortion.
(29)All that year, your choice is still entirely yours.
(30)And I’m telling you or anyone else what I think.
(31)I have no intention of attempting to require it.”
(32)a link to the original text
(33)And I added five paragraphs of explanation, or refutation, to sum up.
(34)I don’t want to say the same thing. quince
(35)All women have the right to abortion in the early stages of pregnancy.
(36)I’m sorry if I was seen as strong by the restricted woman at 2140…
(37)I had no intention of doing so, and philosophically, most of them were based on absolute happiness.
(38)It’s a statement.
(39)3 Logic voting that hanging is right if there was a lot of approval for hanging as a result of the people’s vote.
(40)Think about the reason why most people make this choice.
(41)It’s not 4 Down’s genetic disease, so let’s stop talking about Hitler’s eugenics.
(42)to have a patient in one’s five-fifth family People are connected, but they’re not logical.
(43)The other problem is that the child is now aborted and you’re a pre-born word.
(44)It’s a big difference in nature to say that you should have been aborted.
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(46)Down’s syndrome test is a blood serum test to determine the risk.
(47)It is confirmed that abortion is unconstitutional to be tested in 2020 for amniotic fluid during pregnancy.
(48)And since last year, abortion has been illegal.