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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]guy here - no kids. as i get older i get more pro-life.[/b]

BUT i also realize this is not my battle and I work in progressive dem politics. So i kind of uncomfortably sit silent.

BUT, i would never voice my increasingly pro-life attitudes unless we have an extremely rich safety net and very robust adoption mechanism.

If I was a politician with a seat that I could defend comfortably, I would vote for ban after 20 weeks unless for the normal exceptions.

Don't hate me ladies![/quote]

So you don't have children and can not get pregnant or give birth, so you don't really have any understanding of the permanent toll pregnancy and birth can take on your body. I would continue to sit silently, but listen and learn. Even "easy" pregnancies and births can leave lasting damage.[/quote]

You are being far kinder to PP than he deserves. Maybe PP should assume responsibility for a child (through adoption or fostering for 18-21 years) if he feels so strongly about this issue. Maybe that's what any politician who seeks to insert himself into this discussion should do so they can begin to understand the cost of their moral high ground. [/quote]

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