Brain Dead Mom By Law Must Artificially Keep Her Organs Alive To Save Her Child

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Roughsoul1991

Roughsoul1991

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https://www.walb.com/2025/05/15/wom...ntinue-pregnancy-under-state-law-family-says/

It is the role of good government to protect innocent lives. Of course, this is an emotionally charged issue but the facts are, that one life is dead while the other life is still alive.

People are advocating that it would be ethically correct to allow the child to die for the grieving family to bury their daughter.

As tragic of a situation and a position I'd never want to be in, I hope someone would be trying to save my grandchild's life in the womb.

Sure the risks involve potential disabilities but those are not guaranteed and many children have been born healthy from situations where they had recommended abortion.
 
ResidentAlien

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It's not the government's role to protect the innocent; it's the people's responsibility. The government's role is to reflect the will of the people. If the people of Georgia want this law, then that's their choice; if they decide they don't want it and vote out the ones who made it, then that's the way the system works.
 
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