Texas approves regulation requiring burial or cremation of aborted fetuses no

good, frick with the pro aborts

so easy to avoid pregnancy

That is ridiculous.

Expect when a girl is raped

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That is ridiculous.

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I don't know... helps the burial-cremation industry - stimulating the economy. More winning.

No different than adding a luxury tax.

They can just think of it as an abortion tax - only it goes to business instead of government.

What next, require burial of parts of humans? What about an amputated limb? Or a brain tumor? Should we require burial of those as well?

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What next, require burial of parts of humans? What about an amputated limb? Or a brain tumor? Should we require burial of those as well?

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Is that even on the table? Or is "What next?" followed by something totally ridiculous, your strategy of choice for every legislative proposal?

Seems logical, if you require that all dead people get buried/creamated, babies included. As much as pro-abortionist try to deny the facts, what happens in an abortion is that a living, human, individual organism (personhood being a metaphysical discussion) is killed. Dead humans are required to be handled in a certain way for whatever reason the law was created. Aborted fetuses are not simply lumps of undifferentiated cells.

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What next, require burial of parts of humans?

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That makes no sense. Can you connect the "logic dots" as to how you arrived at that conclusion? Is it the slippery slope fallacy?

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A person should be able to get rid of a parasite without burial.

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We have about 100 million adults in the nation who just got nervous because you said that.

As a parent whose spouse and I lost a baby at the end of the 2nd trimester, I don't know how I feel about this.

The loss was painful. State law required that she had a second opinion prior to the procedure to remove the deceased fetus.

It was a painful loss and something that changed our lives.