Girl wants abortion so she can appear on Big Brother

[Michael]

This girl has had so much limelight since first getting the treatment free on the NHS, unsure as to why the dailymail is always following her around.

[FlyingJesus]

Birth control (as anyone over the age of 12 knows) is not 100% effective, and an undeveloped foetus is still not a human being any more than a skin cell or cancer growth is

[LiquidLuck.]

The rape example is always thrown out despite it only applying to a tiny amount of all the abortions carried out. I can understand the rape abortions (although I can't support them) but abortions just because some **** couldn't keep her legs shut? No, not at all.

If people don't want babies then they should either refrain from sex or use common sense, ie birth control.

So what? She should have a kid and poorly take care of him/her? Or give it for adoption where the baby will spend years before being adopted and suffer from numerous learning delays that comes with not having the attention deserved?

[lemons]

unsure as to why the dailymail is always following her around.

we can question a lot of things the dailymail does

[buttons]

she has become a prozzie so she can pay back for her boob job, god u ppl never happy!!

[lemons]

probs a publicity stunt anyway

[Kyle]

fair enough

[Evanora]

cool

[Red]

Birth control (as anyone over the age of 12 knows) is not 100% effective, and an undeveloped foetus is still not a human being any more than a skin cell or cancer growth is

Hardly a lump of cells. She is 18 weeks gone, when you can start to feel the baby kicking.

[FlyingJesus]

Note that I said undeveloped. I'm not a fan of late-term abortions (in my books anything past about 12 weeks when the foetus can potentially begin to feel "pain" as a stimulus response) but prior to certain developments it absolutely is a lump of cells with potential - just like any living tissue. You can get teratomas that grow eyes and hair and teeth and all sorts, don't think many people would suggest that they should be nurtured in the body though