Since all the pro-abortion crowd can talk about when it comes to abortion is the small percentage of abortions that are results of rape or incest, it made me wonder about at least a way to acknowledge that someone is dying as a result of this decision.

If a pregnancy results from a rape, and that child is then aborted, can the state tack on a manslaughter charge on to the rapists charges? Would that add more weight to the decision, but still place the blame on who has the fault, and still acknowledge that someone is still dying due to these actions?

Curious on the Texags thoughts.

In that situation the rapist is not the murderer, and wouldn't be justice to charge them with that.

I'd prefer that they chop off the rapist's twig and berries personally...make him an innie instead of an outie.

Just lobotomize and remove their ability for maliciousness of all forms.

God's standards of justice require a rapist to be put to death.

Aggie4Life02 said:

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God's standards of justice require a rapist to be put to death.

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Not if they marry the (statutory) rapist.

Do you know how few rapists actually get jail time?

It's somewhere in the 2-5% range. I'll be more concerned about who/if we should charge somebody in the case of an abortion from rape when we actually start to prosecute these human scum committing the act that brings about the need for an abortion in the first place.

This is why the belief that abortion is only okay in the case of rape is such a weird argument. You're asking the state to prove a rape before the woman can have the abortion, and that's often difficult to do.

TxTarpon said:

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Aggie4Life02 said:

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God's standards of justice require a rapist to be put to death.

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Not if they marry the (statutory) rapist.

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That's for fornication, not rape.

I could see something like that for statutory rape cases. Especially when the victim is clearly sub-14 and it's an adult father.

For regular rape victims, there's no way that could be prosecuted fast enough before the abortion happens. What happens if the father is found not guilty? What if the case is dismissed because of evidence or procedural issues?

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Man admits to having sex with underage victim "50 to 100 times"

SAN ANTONIO An arrest warrant has been made for Kevin Jose Lira, 20, who is accused of consistently sexually abusing a sixteen-year-old girl, according to affidavit records.

On July 13, officers arrived to the 7880 block of Fredericksburg Rd., after it was reported that the victim was trying to harm herself. When officers arrived, the victim told police she had cut her wrist because Lira was going to leave her.

According to the police report, Lira and the victim were dating for four years. Lira admitted he knew the victim was underage and that over the last four years, he has had sexual intercourse with the victim "50 to 100 times."

The report also said the last time Lira had sex with the victim was "one week ago."

A warrant has been made for Lira's arrest. He is being charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child. Lira's hearing is set for August 3 and has a bond of $75,000.

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Phatbob said:

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Since all the pro-abortion crowd can talk about when it comes to abortion is the small miniscule percentage of abortions that are results of rape or incest, it made me wonder about at least a way to acknowledge that someone is dying as a result of this decision.

If a pregnancy results from a rape, and that child is then aborted, can the state tack on a manslaughter charge on to the rapists charges? Would that add more weight to the decision, but still place the blame on who has the fault, and still acknowledge that someone is still dying due to these actions?

Curious on the Texags thoughts.

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When you intentionally abort a pregnancy, you are commiting homicide (human killing human).

Homicide isn't always improper, however, and even outside of cases of self defense the DA may not choose to prosecute.

Incestual abuse and rape do not negate the nature of a subsequent choice to commit homicide, but they do frame the situation as one where a reasonable person could understand legal exception or a choice to not prosecute.

The choice to rape was that of the rapist's, and his actions fertilized new life.

The choice to abort that life was not his. That homicide should not his to account for.

To OP's point, about the closest you could do is require a 'justifiable homicide voucher' from the police filing to take to an abortionist.