The document discusses abortion and references the loss of embryos or fetuses through spontaneous or induced processes. It describes abortions as fetuses being torn apart, dismembered, disarticulated, crushed and destroyed by unfeeling instruments of abortionists. It notes that a miscarriage is the natural loss of a fetus before 20 weeks, while an abortion refers to artificially interrupting a pregnancy. It includes a quote that suggests if unwantedness justifies abortion, the same logic could justify killing anyone, and that all people deserve to exist to enjoy life.

1. by
PROF. LIWAYWAY MEMIJE - CRUZ

3. I saw millions of young babies
Killed yet while in the womb
While the mother, she does cry out –
“In our house, we’ve got no room.”
Yes, there’s room for the dog
The TV and the car
But child who cannot speak yet –
“You’d make my life too hard.”

6.  refersto lossof the
embryo or fetusthrough
either spontaneousor
induced processes.

8.  torn apart,
 dismembered,
 disarticulated,
 crushed and
destroyed by
unfeeling steel
instrumentsof the
abortionists.

9.  A miscarriage is the
spontaneous loss of a
fetus before the 20th
week of pregnancy.
(Pregnancy losses after
the 20th week are called
stillbirths.)
 A miscarriage may also be
called a "spontaneous
abortion." This refers to
naturally occurring events,
not to medical abortions
or surgical abortions.

10.  isaresult of
artificial or
mechanical
interruption
of
pregnancy.

11. “If weaccept thereasoning
that unwantednessisavalid
excusefor abortion, then we
should also all bekilled.”

12. Thepurposeof existenceis
enjoyment and unwanted
peoplewill not beableto
enjoy themselvesand will
haveno reason to exist.