Re: Any anti-abortion atheists?

Osprey wrote:

> > Not if the fetus is not viable. Yes, I am doing a little hyperbole.
> > However, if the fetus has a hyperdeveloped skull, the fetus not
> > only is not viable, but the skull can not fit through the women's
> > pelvic bone.
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> And just how often does this situation happen?

Not often.. but then again, late term abortions happen very rarely too.
But, just because it is a rare condition, does that mean that the 
federal government should arbitrarily remove a medical procedure,
forcing the doctor to go with a procedure that is more invasive, and
more dangerous to the woman's health?