re: CBS News looking pretty Nazi-ish right here

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I'm pretty indifferent to abortion or at least don't pay much attention to it and things like this article can change that pretty quick.

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Nor I - I am only opposed to very late term abortions and consider the aborting of a baby capable of surviving outside the womb to be nothing short of murder.

But - if detected early enough, what is wrong with abortion to avoid the consequence of known defects in the fetus?

I know that this is the start of the 'slippery slope' argument that results in 'designer babies' at the extreme end, but I would personally not want to sacrifice the future of my family in terms of financial commitments and lost opportunities if those could be avoided thru early detection of fetal defects.