French mother confesses to killing eight babies

Too bad she's not in Canada. She'd get counselling and victim's compensation.

Too bad she's not in the Netherlands where she could've had a doctor do this for her.

Abortion is legal on-request in France in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy (first trimester).

Experts say such killings often involve "denial of pregnancy," when women refuse to accept they are pregnant, sometimes leading to the murder of their children at birth.
Bull...t, sounds like an excuse to murder a life because they don't want anymore kids. Ever hear of birth control? it's not like this is a story from some undeveloped country.

I'm sure she has heard of birth control, and abortion is available too, so I think this is a little more complex than you are making out. I doubt if anybody is too lazy to use birth control or seek an abortion, but says to themselves "meh, I think I'll just kill the kids once I've given birth to them." I think there's a few bats fluttering around the belfry of both her and hubby.

And here it's legal in the first 40 weeks. (just saying, i'm not against abortion)

In the Netherlands the Groningen Protocol allows doctors to kill babies that are terminally ill or that require expensive medical treatments and the protocol has been widely reported to allow unwanted babies to be euthanized at up to 28 days after being born.

I have no problem killing babies that are terminally ill anyway. The rest sounds a bit over the top.

I have no problem killing babies that are terminally ill anyway. The rest sounds a bit over the top.
It is. It is totally bullshit.
Euthanasia is legal under strict rules, and parents have the last word. Abortion is legal (after a 5 day waiting (or more, rethinking) period, up till 13 weeks. It is legal up till 24 weeks if the baby or the mother has a really great risk of dying when the pregnancy continues. After that, the baby is able to live outside the womb, and will be given that chance. If it survives, it does, if not, it won't. Everything will be done to keep the baby alive, unless it's against the parents will.

If this is true, there's a village in France that's missing it's idiot.

They were newborns not pregnancy terminations. So either he wasn't the father and never had sex with her or like I said above, he's as thick as two short planks.

I have no problem killing babies that are terminally ill anyway. The rest sounds a bit over the top.
It is. It is totally bullshit.
Euthanasia is legal under strict rules, and parents have the last word. Abortion is legal (after a 5 day waiting (or more, rethinking) period, up till 13 weeks. It is legal up till 24 weeks if the baby or the mother has a really great risk of dying when the pregnancy continues. After that, the baby is able to live outside the womb, and will be given that chance. If it survives, it does, if not, it won't. Everything will be done to keep the baby alive, unless it's against the parents will.
That's seem totally fair and normal. Except the euthanasia, it looks more strict than here.

That's seem totally fair and normal. Except the euthanasia, it looks more strict than here.
I am not familiar with the rules here, but in The Netherlands, it is only legal when you are terminally ill, and expected to die soon, and you have to have a second opinion from an impartial doctor, who agrees with you and your doctor.
The family doctor can do the actual euthanasia, at home, if you so wish. You get a muscle relaxant and a sleeping pill, and then the "final shot", that stops your heart.

If you do not have that second opinion, and your doctor still performs euthanasia, he can be prosecuted for murder.
Just the statement "I do not want to live anymore" is not enough.

Usually, it shortens your life (and your suffering) with a few days to a week.

Euthanasia is illegal here but i'm quite sure it happens quite often. A little more morphine given to the terminally ill patient for a prolonged relief.

I was more talking about the abortion law when talking about "more strict than here". In Canada, it is totally legal to abort 1 day before giving birth.

Oh, I'm sorry, I misread that

Yeah, I know, and I have trouble with that... I'm very pro-choice, but that doesn't mean I agree with aborting a baby that could survive outside the womb, for no medical reason...