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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because the woman had no choice in the case of rape and incest. And in the case of she chose to have sex--chose to engage in the activity that CAUSES pregnancy, and chose not to use protection--well, then this is the result of her choices.

Don't want to fail out of college? Go to class, study, turn in the work. You may still fail, but at least you did everything you could not to.

[b]Don't want to have your possessions to be stolen? Lock your doors and windows, and get a security system. You may still be robbed, but you took reasonable precautions against it[/b].

Don't want to have a baby? Use protection. You may still get pregnant, but at least you took reasonable measures against it.[/quote]

Well, technically, if you left your windows and doors unlocked, and someone enters your home and steals stuff, that's still robbery, it's still wrong, and it's still illegal.  I'm no lawyer but it's not even like it's considered less of a crime.

Are we actually going to get into legislating the circumstances by which a woman became pregnant?

If so....why stop at rape and incest?  What about pregnancies resulting from affairs?  Or prenancies between two ugly people?
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+1. What do you actually "get" from "taking reasonable measures" against pregnancy and it's still an unwanted pregnancy? Do these women "earn" their abortions in your eyes? That was an utterly irrelevant distinction to someone who is still pregnant and doesn't want to be, and does absolutely nothing to further your argument.[/quote]

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