As I said before, you are just spewing a lot of "dramatized" propaganda that can be found on any extreme right, extreme religious sites all over the web. Since you so believe in all this. . .why don't you go look at the "smart" answers they have?
And, as I explained, a breech delivery of a tiny foetus, is very unlike a breech delivery of a full size foetus! If you can't understand that. . .just think of giving birth to a tennis ball versus a basket ball. . .and you MAY get the idea!
Right now, you are doing nothing more than trolling.
I have never gone to a religious site on the web about partial birth abortion. Why do you keep accusing me of doing things I have not and feeling things I do not?
5 month gestation is bigger than a tennis ball and 8 and 9 month gestation babies are also bigger than tennis balls yet all of them are forced breech in a partial birth abortion.
And again I noticed you cannot or will not explain the need to stab the baby in the back of the head before they let the head come out of the woman.
Not sure if you know the law on partial birth abortion or not but the reason for a forced breech delivery is this.
If the head comes out and the baby is alive you must treat the child like you would any child or human.
If the child's head comes out and it is dead it is considered an abortion but if the head comes out and it is alive it is considered a child, thus you must deliver the head last and this is the reason you must hold the head inside the woman till it can be stabbed in the back of the head till its dead then let it continue being delivered.
You can google a very interesting debate on the senate floor between barbara boxer and another senator on this topic. He was trying to get the laws changed to end late term abortions so he kept asking her when it is considered a child. He asked her when the foot comes out is it a child, she said no, when the torso comes out, again she said no. Her final answer was this
When the mother picks the baby up and claims it as her own, at that point its a baby, person, child.