And allowing 12 year old victims to get abortions until 20 weeks is absolutely not what the Republican position is. Especially not in states ruled by retrograde religious fanatics like Texas and Alabama and Florida. They have stated their position clearly and they have made their legislation to prevent even those cases of abortion. —pro-choice Catholic |
What are your personal limits, pro choice Catholic? |
I personally would not seek an abortion unless I had been raped or the fetus had a painful terminal medical issue. But I also would not judge others who get abortions. I was fine with the standard that Roe set. Abortions available without forced vaginal probes or delays or making patients including rape victims look at the ultrasound - up to the point of viability, so 23-24 week. Abortions after that based on a doomed pregnancy outcome so that a woman isn’t forced to go to term with a fetus who has a catastrophic condition or when the abortion is needed to save the patient’s life or or health or the life of one of the multiples she is carrying (so allowing selective reduction in the case of twins or triplets when that save one of the fetuses). And letting this be a decision made by the patient and her doctor. Not the government. |
Shocking that no one here has done so. They can’t reconcile their position internally, much less to others. |
Yes, I’d like to know that too. Are you in favor of dismembering fetuses without pain relief at 18 weeks? 20 week? 27 weeks? 32 weeks? Do you want anyone to be able to do it for any reason at all? Where is your line? |
You say you don’t want the government involved, but the reality is that you do, it’s just that you set that limit at 23/24 weeks for a healthy pregnancy. Fine if that’s what you believe, but not sure why you take the holier-than-thou “decision made by the patient and her doctor”…when you don’t. |
This is the thing: your whole argument that contend the GOPO is making women "second class citizens" just doesn't stand up to the garbage that the left is pulling. Biden actually wants to include men in Title IX. For any woman--or girl dad--to be okay with that takes away your right to say you're standing up for women as far as I am concerned. |
And these sick PPs are the ones who call them punishments. It is absolutely unconscionable. |
Look at the slippery slope from “safe legal and rare” to threats of dropping the Hyde amendment and New York’s celebration of unrestricted abortion by lighting up the Empire State Building in pink. Disgusting. |