What is your opinion of this Part 2. Also graphic!!!

[classical liberal]

The point of showing such images is to expose to liberals the cognitive dissonance inherent in holding both the belief that the state should protect children from their parents and the belief that the state should not protect feti from their parents.  If seeing the image makes you feel bad and inspires anger at someone stating the "silly little fact" that the fetus is a child, however unborn, then you should take some time to reflect on that cognitive dissonance and come to a fuller realization of your position on the issues, and in the process cease to be so conflicted.

B.t.w. my position on abortion is twofold: first that I would never think of impregnating a woman who I thought would be able to bring herself to kill our child (at any stage of development); second, if someone else has no such compunctions, as long as they admit that it is their kid that they are killing (its cells are alive before the process and dead afterwards, therefore it is killed in the process), I have no problem with them killing their kid (or, euphemistically, consent to physician assisted suicide on their unborn child's behalf).

[classical liberal]

The abortion doctor commits premeditated murder (which I believe is downgraded to physician assisted suicide consented to by the parents on behalf of the dead), the nurses commit accessory (also, IMHO, to assisted suicide), donors to the clinic commit aiding and abetting (again, IMHO, to assisted suicide), and the parents commit murder for hire (which, IMHO is reduced to suicide, and I believe is further mitigated by the fact that the state has no jurisdiction over family matters).

[classical liberal]

The abortion doctor commits premeditated murder (which I believe is downgraded to physician assisted suicide consented to by the parents on behalf of the dead), the nurses commit accessory (also, IMHO, to assisted suicide), donors to the clinic commit aiding and abetting (again, IMHO, to assisted suicide), and the parents commit murder for hire (which, IMHO is reduced to suicide, and I believe is further mitigated by the fact that the state has no jurisdiction over family matters).

So do they go to jail, pay a fine or what?

I don't think that the state should be in the business of protecting rights that have been waved by the soverign individuals involved.