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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]birth control is not one hundred percent effective and is certainly not available to a rape victim and we will not be forced to carry unwanted pregnancies.

No thank you to states trying to force unwanted pregnancies.[/quote]

Birth control is highly effective and you can double up with a condom. You are full of excuses. 
States are not forcing anyone to get pregnant. How can a state force an unwanted pregnancy. You and someone else are responsible for an unwanted pregnancy. [/quote]

DP:  I believe in my right to decide not to have my body continue growing a fetus into a baby whether I was raped or not, whether my birth control methods were effective or not, whether the pregnancy endangers my health or not.  I do not believe any 'mistakes' you believe I made force my body into growing a fetus into a baby. You cannot force your arbitrary religious definition that a fetus is an independent person on me.  I'm 100% happy to let your beliefs govern all your decisions. Not mine.[/quote]

Nobody forced a fetus into your body to grow. [/quote]

Nope, my body grew it and I can decide if and when it will stop it.[/quote]

I can decide: whether to have sex, whether to try and prevent a sperm from fertilizing an egg, whether to prevent that egg from implanting in my uterine wall, and whether to allow my uterus to continue growing a cluster of cells into a fetus, and whether to allow the fetus to continue growing into a baby.  It's my body doing all this all along (with the help of a sperm at the start) and my decision whether it will continue to do so.  Basic right to control my own body.[/quote]

You seem to think that abortion is birth control - FoxNews talking point.

If you actually knew anything about women/reproductive health, you'd know that there are many reasons why a woman may not want to be pregnant - completely unrelated to birth control.

So sit TF down until you can discuss intelligently. 
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How do you figure that I'm only talking about birth control?  I said my decisions about my body include:  whether to have sex (abstinence) "prevent a sperm from fertilizing an egg" (birth control, Plan B)  prevent that egg from implanting (possibly plan b, abortion pills).  The decisions I make then about whether to continue to grow the fetus can be guided by many reasons, including my health, the baby's health, or the failure of earlier methods. I would prefer not to have an abortion, and use birth control when I don't want to get pregnant, but it's my basic right not to be forced to continue a pregnancy.  And I don't think basic rights should change depending on what state you are in.[/quote]

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