It’s like saying if you don’t want to own slaves don’t do it. How does someone else’s choice personally impact you? |
What's your plan for when pregnancy turns dangerous? Do you realize multiple women have been airlifted out of Idaho to receive life-saving abortions, due to Idaho's complete ban? OBGYNs are leaving the state due to the ban, which means a lack of care providers for ALL women, not just those seeking abortions. Do you think it is feasible in the long term to have a dearth of skilled providers of women's healthcare? OBGYNs do more than just deliver babies and provide abortions, you know. |
It's actually nothing like that at all. |
Listen, idiot. Birth control can fail. You live by your beliefs and allow me to live by mine. |
The stupidity of the above post is beyond belief. |
LOL, at the embarrassingly stupid ‘slave’ analogy.
These are the frighteningly dumb people who don't understand not every woman got pregnant during a one night stand and treats abortion like birth control and goes to a clinic and gets a card punched and the 12th abortion is free, or that every woman even WANTED the abortion. |
98% of abortions in the US are elective. There was no rape or incest, no medical problems for either mother or baby. |
There is no situation in your life where you would ever medically need to own slaves to save your own life. There are hundreds if not thousands of situations where an abortion is required to save a woman's life. A woman who is walking, talking, breathing and pays taxes and oftentimes has other children at home. Your slave argument makes absolutely no sense and tells everyone on this board that you do not want to have a conversation in good faith. Either that or you have been spoon-fed a bunch of BS that you just keep spouting back |
Is that what newsmax tells you? |
I had a friend who survived lymphoma twice and unexpectedly ended up pregnant with their third child. Meaning birth control failed her husband and.
After she was pregnant she found out her lymphoma is back. She had the choice to terminate the pregnancy and start treatment immediately or to carry the pregnancy to term and start treatment after. That was her choice and not a choice I would have made and unfortunately since she delayed treatment she ended up passing a year later. Now her husband has three children under the age of seven to raise on his own. And while I feel for him, that was a choice that they made together to delay treatment. Did not want the government to tell me I had to delay treatment and likely leave my children motherless |
Elective termination of pregnancy remains common in the United States. Abortion is one of the most common medical procedures performed in the United States each year. In spite of the introduction of newer, more effective, and more widely available contraceptive methods, more than half of the 6 million pregnancies occurring each year in the United States are considered unplanned by the women who are pregnant. Of these pregnancies, approximately half end in elective terminations. Abortion is the only common surgical procedure that is elective in obstetric and gynecologic residencies. Thus, few board-certified gynecologists are actually qualified to perform the procedure. |
Are you dx’d with lymphoma and pregnant? |
What medical disease killed your friend? |
You people seriously can’t read. I am pro choice. Have your abortion. But you’re pretty disgusting for aborting a baby just because you don’t want one. |
There are other ways to have sex that are not PIV. I am not proposing anything. I am just stating the facts. The only way to guarantee not getting pregnant is to not have sex. I believe in anyone’s right to have an abortion. I also believe it’s disgusting to terminate a baby just because you don’t want one. You don’t want a baby? Don’t have PIV sex. It’s really not complicated. |