Catholic Hospital Says Fetus Isn't Human Life

and what does that have to do with anything?

From what little information the video does indeed give, the mother was having heart failure(it wasn't stated if the pregnancy was or was not the cause) and asked them to save the kids. The mother was going to die. If she was 7 months pregnant as Khainiwest says, then the children could have certainly grown and developed without the mother, as tragic as it may be. The hospital should atleast try and save them at that point.

You and everyone should actually watch the video, it's very clear what happened. The mother was dead, they refused to do a c-section to see if they could save the kids. The disgusting hypocrites are trying to use the law they have been trying to change 3 times now. And I have found, in majority of the united states, including colorado, it's illegal to get an abortion after 3 months. This women was 7 months pregnant.

It is illegal to get late term abortions in most states. However, virtually every state have abortions legal if the mother is in danger (and then a few have it legal in cases of rape and incest). It's just a random tibdbit I was throwing out since you all seem so misinformed.

It is not a matter of the Catholic church flip-flopping. The Catholic church did not issue a formal statement: "We are pro-life in cases of our finances, then we are pro-choice." It is a matter of the law. It is not legal to be sued for manslaughter when in Colorado fetuses are not considered living. Now I don't know the entirety of the law and whether it's a matter of fetus is viable, fetus is birthed, or fetus could be birthed. However, as far as I'm concerned, they have a sound case even if it is against what they typically believe. Sapta hit the nail on the head, and for whatever reason, you basically ignored her point.