Can Anyone Defend Leaving Baby's Who Survive Abortion to Die?

There isn't a difference depending on the means of "leaving it to die". The instances mentioned here about the linen closet were definitely sick and disturbing. If the baby was "left to die" by being swaddled in a blanket and held gently by any caring human being until it's last breath because medical intervention would only be cruel -that I feel is good and acceptable. I have a thought and if it's too off topic or whatever I understand...People keep talking about a late term abortion because the mother's life is at risk as being justifiable. Why does the baby need to be automatically killed to save the mother? Is there no other way to deliver the baby early and attempt to preserve it's life. Have people never heard of c-sections and NICUs? I never understood what was meant by that excuse.

Whoa hold on a sec...there is a practice of letting already born preemies to die?? Could you explain exactly what you are talking about just so i know cause in all honesty I'm baffled at the moment...

If it is breathing outside of the womb why not give it a chance? It seems really cold not to try to help it. What kind of person would let a baby die because it is their job. That is kind of sick if you ask me. Someone who could do such a thing should have a mental evaluation and should not be working with people.

I found out at 36 weeks pregnancy that my baby has spina bifida. In the morning I was offered an abortion and I found that shocking. In the afternoon I looked round the special care baby unit and saw tiny premature babies. My son was born at home then he went to intensive baby care for three weeks. He had two operations and now he is a happy little 15 month old boy. A lady told me that her baby was born in a hospital in Germany and she was getting something for her baby. She heard a baby crying and a nurse told her to leave the baby alone. This upset the lady and she was told that the baby was disabled and was being left to die. That was one of the most horrific things I have heard. If I was a nurse I couldn't stand by and see a baby suffer. I have seen tiny babies getting help to survive and I think they will be grateful when they are grown up. There is no difference in leaving a baby that survived abortion to die to leaving a wanted new born baby to die. Both would be very wrong. Personally I don't agree with abortion but I respect other people's ideas. Once born a mother should realize she has a live baby and the abortion didn't work.

You know I wouldn't be surprised to see,in the near future,A case where a woman goes in for an abortion, finds out that the baby survived, that the abortionist kept the baby alive and sues him for malpractice. I'll bet that the ACLU is looking for this woman right now. They did it in the Scopes trail, Roe v Wade,and to get get sodomy legalized in Texas. It's so much easier to get laws changed this way than thru that whole Legislative Process thingy. Sorry I didn't answer your exact question but I really can't justify stopping an innocent heartbeat at all. I'll leave that to the experts.

Nobody (of consequence) is against giving live-saving treatment to 'abortion survivors'. Nobody. Including Obama. Just making that clear. The bill Obama opposed, he opposed for two reasons (which he has clearly delineated): 1. There was an already-existing bill that already covered giving life-saving treatment to the 'demographic' the new bill 'addressed'. At best, the bill is redundant and superfluous. 2. The bill contained language that would outlaw abortion entirely, making it unconstitutional. This is a non-issue.

I could not do it. The only difference I think of is seeing the baby would be more reason for someone to want to save it. When its in the womb, some people might not view it as living breathing human being but being able to see it changes the equation.

Evil all the best urban