Women who say they aren't voting on the single issue of abortion rights

[Anonymous]

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

That ad is not for you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

That ad is not for you.

+1 This ad is directed at women who prefer Harris’s policies but are being pressured to vote for Trump. If Trump is your preferred candidate, you absolutely should vote for him — even if your dh wants you to vote for Harris.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wow the forced birthers are really proud of how much they hate women, aren’t they? Just over and over telling them that they don’t matter, their life doesn’t matter, the lives of their existing children don’t matter, their plans don’t matter… It’s almost like forced birthers don’t think women are people at all.

No one has said any of those things, so stop demonizing.

No one has said "abortion up until birth" but that didn't stop you from inventing it.

Plenty of people in this thread have advocated for the right to terminate in the third trimester for genetic abnormalities. Are you opposed to that?

I said catastrophic abnormalities. Like the couple in Alabama whose fetus had no skull and a hart growing outside of his body.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

Do you seriously doubt that some men are telling some women how they should vote?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

+1

[Anonymous]

I actually am in favor of widespread right to abortion in the first trimester, but far more limited rights to abortion around the time of viability, because at that point the child has a life that can survive independently.

This was the standard we all lived under for 50 years. If you liked it, you should vote against the man who messed it all up.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wow the forced birthers are really proud of how much they hate women, aren’t they? Just over and over telling them that they don’t matter, their life doesn’t matter, the lives of their existing children don’t matter, their plans don’t matter… It’s almost like forced birthers don’t think women are people at all.

No one has said any of those things, so stop demonizing.

No one has said "abortion up until birth" but that didn't stop you from inventing it.

Plenty of people in this thread have advocated for the right to terminate in the third trimester for genetic abnormalities. Are you opposed to that?

I said catastrophic abnormalities. Like the couple in Alabama whose fetus had no skull and a hart growing outside of his body.

Why is anyone in favor of denying an abortion to a woman whose baby has a condition that is 100% fatal and will/may suffer during its short life? If it brings the mother peace to end any possible suffering of her baby, avoid being in the maternity ward with healthy crying newborns and joyful new parents, and to control as much of the sad and inevitable outcome as possible, why would anyone want to deny her that?

[Anonymous]

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I actually am in favor of widespread right to abortion in the first trimester, but far more limited rights to abortion around the time of viability, because at that point the child has a life that can survive independently.

This was the standard we all lived under for 50 years. If you liked it, you should vote against the man who messed it all up.

You got that right.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

Do you seriously doubt that some men are telling some women how they should vote?

No, I don’t think so. I think liberal women are the ones telling us how we should vote. The Harris campaign is infantilizing us by acting as if we cannot make up our own minds.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

Do you seriously doubt that some men are telling some women how they should vote?

No, I don’t think so. I think liberal women are the ones telling us how we should vote. The Harris campaign is infantilizing us by acting as if we cannot make up our own minds.

Oh the irony. We are all very capable of making our own decisions about our pregnancies. No one is going to tell us what we should do about that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

Super Cringe!

I don't get why they always feel the need have actors make men seem super creepy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

Super Cringe!

I don't get why they always feel the need have actors make men seem super creepy.

Trump manages that all by himself.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

Do you seriously doubt that some men are telling some women how they should vote?

No, I don’t think so. I think liberal women are the ones telling us how we should vote. The Harris campaign is infantilizing us by acting as if we cannot make up our own minds.

It should really bother you that state legislators and governors are infantilizing us by acting as if we cannot make up our own minds about the size and timing of our own families then.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Kamala Harris released an ad targeting conservative women. She is implying that we are being told by men how we should vote. And that the voting booth is the only place in America that we can choose. I find the ad offensive. She is acting as if we want to vote for her, but are being prevented from doing so by men in our lives. This is far from the case; we have made up our minds to vote against her based on her record.

Do you seriously doubt that some men are telling some women how they should vote?

No, I don’t think so. I think liberal women are the ones telling us how we should vote. The Harris campaign is infantilizing us by acting as if we cannot make up our own minds.

Be grateful that you or someone you love has never been in a relationship where their spouse exercises that kind of control over them. And that ad wasn’t put out by the Harris campaign either, so you’re not thinking much at all.