You fundamentally misunderstand the legal, political, financial and medical landscape here. Go educate yourself and then come back to talk to the grown-ups, until then you’re not worth wasting time on. |
It's not about absolving them, it's biology. If there was some way a boy could get pregnant and suffer -- great. Yet there isn't. So I think all girls need to know that if you get pregnant, it is 100% going to be your problem. Sure the law may mandate child support or whatever but don't be so sure you'll actually get anything out of the guy - so make sure the sex is worth it. If abortion goes away/gets harder to find -- then girls need to maybe think twice of having any sex until they absolutely could financially provide for a kid; for most people that isn't high school. |
The fact that not one of you can answer one simple question – why must abortion be made convenient – suggests to me there is no answer beyond the usual liberal – FAIRNESS garbage. |
Distance creates barriers. The greater the distance the more likely that it isn’t going to happen: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2598282 https://www-m.cnn.com/2017/10/03/health/abortion-access-disparities-study/index.html?rm=1 “"The other thing we found in our research in Texas was that these geographic barriers could also create delays for patients before they could access abortion care," Grossman said. "It takes time for women to arrange transportation, to gather the money together to pay for transportation. Sometimes, a woman has to decide to tell someone she wouldn't normally tell about the procedure in order to get that person to drive her to the clinic," he explained. "All these things take time, and this is obviously a time-sensitive procedure." Greater distance to travel, then, meant some women had abortions in the second trimester. "And a few women were unable to get the abortions they wanted," Grossman said.” |
Because no one is talking here about the government providing the abortion or about it being “convenient.” If you took the ring out of your nose for a while you might be able to understand that. |
Are you going to say that when you need a root canal that is only available 3 states away? What's the big deal? Why does your health care have to be convenient? |
| Fine – people pay, government doesn’t provide them. But there is absolutely the outcry re – OMG if Roe is overturned and abortion goes state by state, it’ll be hard for the rural women in Mississippi and Indiana. To me that IS a convenience argument. If abortion is available in a handful of states, isn’t that enough and better than nothing – why MUST it be equally available in all 50 states so that it’s convenient for all? |
Simple? really? |
Has there EVER beena time or place in the history of the world where all the strictures of society were able to prevent any unwanted pregnancy from happening, because every single girl/woman who didn't want to become pregnant never had any sex until they absolutely were in the situation where having a kid would be 100% fine? Scolding people into creating Utopia is not going make it happen. Utopia doesn't exist and it never will. Your idea of a perfect state where all women avoid unwanted pregnancies will never, ever be reality. Ever. |
Bc despite all the yelling about rape and medical needs (for which they can always carve out an exception w hospitals), the MAJORITY of abortions are provided to women who don't want to have the baby of whomever they willingly slept with. They could've prevented that problem -- contraception, not putting out, whatever. They didn't. Now if they're inconvenienced bc they undertook consensual, pleasurable activity -- eh. |
My bad - is Greyhound complicated? |
I don’t think pp has the cognitive capacity to understand the issue. |
| Don’t waste time on the troll trash, people. |
Government should not provide abortion. It shouldn't stay in the way of people who want it. Current issues with accessibility is manufactured. |
Wow. I mean, I just can't even fathom someone not understanding that having huge swaths of the American public unable to get necessary health care is a problem. You yourself would be perfectly fine if your child had to get a basic procedure done like having a painful cyst removed from her ovary, but your state outlawed anyone being able to provide that procedure so you would have to spend time and money to take her halfway across the country to get it done? You really, truly would be fine with that? Even if you couldn't afford to do it? How about if you moved somewhere with no dentists for 500 miles because dentists were outlawed? You'd be fine with that? Seriously? I mean, what's the problem with a little inconvenience of you taking off 2 days so you can drive 500 miles to get your teeth cleaned? |