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Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is why people would want a society where mothers are forced to raise children they don't want. Like, that outcome is not good for the children and in turn, society. More poverty, more abuse, more crime, etc. It affects everyone eventually.

And don't give me the whole give them up for adoption excuse. We all know that a fraction of those children actually get adopted, and our foster system is a nightmare. Again, poverty, abuse, crime, etc.

It isn't the child's fault- they didn't choose to be born into such circumstances and they are the ones punished.

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Every child deserves to be wanted.

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Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is why people would want a society where mothers are forced to raise children they don't want. Like, that outcome is not good for the children and in turn, society. More poverty, more abuse, more crime, etc. It affects everyone eventually.

And don't give me the whole give them up for adoption excuse. We all know that a fraction of those children actually get adopted, and our foster system is a nightmare. Again, poverty, abuse, crime, etc.

It isn't the child's fault- they didn't choose to be born into such circumstances and they are the ones punished.

So women who can’t abort, they neglect and abuse their own child and punish the child for being conceived? Do the mothers know that the child didn’t choose to be conceived? You make mothers/women sound awful. If they can’t abort their child, they abuse and neglect the child, who eventually turns out to be a criminal!

I am disgusted by the way women and babies are being painted by dcum in this thread. It sounds racist. It sounds like dcum thinks women are terrible people who will abuse their own child, and a baby who can’t be aborted will be a criminal. WTF!

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Anonymous wrote:If pregnancy isn’t being forced, birth isn’t being forced.

Pregnancy is being forced.

Sex education is abysmal. Rape kits aren't being tested.

Pregnancy is not being forced. 1% of women report they are seeking abortion because of rape; less than 1% seek abortion because of incest.

The vast vast majority of abortion is sought because of lifestyle choices.

Pregnancy is not being forced. If pregnancy is not being forced, neither is birth.

But this is a lot of women! there are more than a million abortions per year in the US alone. If one percent are from rape, that is still more than 10K a year. Over a 10 year period, that would mean over a million women were forced to give birth from rape. that should HORRIFY you.

Then add on failed birth control - birth control largely works, but when you are looking at tens of millions of women a year who use highly effective birth control, even a 1% failure rate means again millions of women a year are getting pregnant who are doing the right thing and using birth control responsibly.

1% of 1 million is 10,000. Multiply by 10 years gives you 100k. Not over a million. Just a FYI.

Dp- That’s true. Not that it matters. No woman should be forced to give birth.

A woman controls her own body. No forced pregnancy-no forced birth. Women become pregnant from their own actions.

Nobody cares about other people having sex. People care that a baby is being killed.

Actually women become pregnant by men's actions. So using your logic- women should all become lesbians and have sex with each other. No pregnancy can occur unless we visit the sperm bank. I'm sure men would be 100% OK with this. And conservatives will be fine with women either abstaining or becoming lesbians?

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Irresponsible ejaculation is the issue.

Mandatory vasectomies would solve many problems.

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Anonymous wrote:If pregnancy isn’t being forced, birth isn’t being forced.

Pregnancy is being forced.

Sex education is abysmal. Rape kits aren't being tested.

Pregnancy is not being forced. 1% of women report they are seeking abortion because of rape; less than 1% seek abortion because of incest.

The vast vast majority of abortion is sought because of lifestyle choices.

Pregnancy is not being forced. If pregnancy is not being forced, neither is birth.

But this is a lot of women! there are more than a million abortions per year in the US alone. If one percent are from rape, that is still more than 10K a year. Over a 10 year period, that would mean over a million women were forced to give birth from rape. that should HORRIFY you.

Then add on failed birth control - birth control largely works, but when you are looking at tens of millions of women a year who use highly effective birth control, even a 1% failure rate means again millions of women a year are getting pregnant who are doing the right thing and using birth control responsibly.

1% of 1 million is 10,000. Multiply by 10 years gives you 100k. Not over a million. Just a FYI.

Dp- That’s true. Not that it matters. No woman should be forced to give birth.

A woman controls her own body. No forced pregnancy-no forced birth. Women become pregnant from their own actions.

Nobody cares about other people having sex. People care that a baby is being killed.

Actually women become pregnant by men's actions. So using your logic- women should all become lesbians and have sex with each other. No pregnancy can occur unless we visit the sperm bank. I'm sure men would be 100% OK with this. And conservatives will be fine with women either abstaining or becoming lesbians?

+1

Irresponsible ejaculation is the issue.

Mandatory vasectomies would solve many problems.

Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is why people would want a society where mothers are forced to raise children they don't want. Like, that outcome is not good for the children and in turn, society. More poverty, more abuse, more crime, etc. It affects everyone eventually.

And don't give me the whole give them up for adoption excuse. We all know that a fraction of those children actually get adopted, and our foster system is a nightmare. Again, poverty, abuse, crime, etc.

It isn't the child's fault- they didn't choose to be born into such circumstances and they are the ones punished.

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Anonymous wrote:If pregnancy isn’t being forced, birth isn’t being forced.

Pregnancy is being forced.

Sex education is abysmal. Rape kits aren't being tested.

Pregnancy is not being forced. 1% of women report they are seeking abortion because of rape; less than 1% seek abortion because of incest.

The vast vast majority of abortion is sought because of lifestyle choices.

Pregnancy is not being forced. If pregnancy is not being forced, neither is birth.

But this is a lot of women! there are more than a million abortions per year in the US alone. If one percent are from rape, that is still more than 10K a year. Over a 10 year period, that would mean over a million women were forced to give birth from rape. that should HORRIFY you.

Then add on failed birth control - birth control largely works, but when you are looking at tens of millions of women a year who use highly effective birth control, even a 1% failure rate means again millions of women a year are getting pregnant who are doing the right thing and using birth control responsibly.

1% of 1 million is 10,000. Multiply by 10 years gives you 100k. Not over a million. Just a FYI.

Dp- That’s true. Not that it matters. No woman should be forced to give birth.

A woman controls her own body. No forced pregnancy-no forced birth. Women become pregnant from their own actions.

Nobody cares about other people having sex. People care that a baby is being killed.

Actually women become pregnant by men's actions. So using your logic- women should all become lesbians and have sex with each other. No pregnancy can occur unless we visit the sperm bank. I'm sure men would be 100% OK with this. And conservatives will be fine with women either abstaining or becoming lesbians?

Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is why people would want a society where mothers are forced to raise children they don't want. Like, that outcome is not good for the children and in turn, society. More poverty, more abuse, more crime, etc. It affects everyone eventually.

And don't give me the whole give them up for adoption excuse. We all know that a fraction of those children actually get adopted, and our foster system is a nightmare. Again, poverty, abuse, crime, etc.

It isn't the child's fault- they didn't choose to be born into such circumstances and they are the ones punished.

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Anonymous wrote:If pregnancy isn’t being forced, birth isn’t being forced.

Pregnancy is being forced.

Sex education is abysmal. Rape kits aren't being tested.

Pregnancy is not being forced. 1% of women report they are seeking abortion because of rape; less than 1% seek abortion because of incest.

The vast vast majority of abortion is sought because of lifestyle choices.

Pregnancy is not being forced. If pregnancy is not being forced, neither is birth.

But this is a lot of women! there are more than a million abortions per year in the US alone. If one percent are from rape, that is still more than 10K a year. Over a 10 year period, that would mean over a million women were forced to give birth from rape. that should HORRIFY you.

Then add on failed birth control - birth control largely works, but when you are looking at tens of millions of women a year who use highly effective birth control, even a 1% failure rate means again millions of women a year are getting pregnant who are doing the right thing and using birth control responsibly.

1% of 1 million is 10,000. Multiply by 10 years gives you 100k. Not over a million. Just a FYI.

Dp- That’s true. Not that it matters. No woman should be forced to give birth.

A woman controls her own body. No forced pregnancy-no forced birth. Women become pregnant from their own actions.

Nobody cares about other people having sex. People care that a baby is being killed.

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Anonymous wrote:Pro-life advocates do not seek laws that would require women to do anything with their bodies.

They seek laws that prohibit women to hire a doctor to kill the human being awaiting birth.

What have you done to address the appalling state of maternal health and the fact that the US ranks the lowest of all industrial countries in maternal mortality. Where are the protests and outrage? Are you as willing to kill a doctor who botches a delivery as you are a doctor who provides life-saving reproductive care to women seeing to terminate their pregnancies?

If you want to claim the mantle of "pro-life", you need to fight for all human life...and harder for the life of living, fully-realized human beings than you do for the potential life of a human fetus. If you're not doing that, the correct label is indeed "forced birth".

Anonymous wrote:Pro-life advocates do not seek laws that would require women to do anything with their bodies.

They seek laws that prohibit women to hire a doctor to kill the human being awaiting birth.

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Anonymous wrote:If pregnancy isn’t being forced, birth isn’t being forced.

Pregnancy is being forced.

Sex education is abysmal. Rape kits aren't being tested.

Pregnancy is not being forced. 1% of women report they are seeking abortion because of rape; less than 1% seek abortion because of incest.

The vast vast majority of abortion is sought because of lifestyle choices.

Pregnancy is not being forced. If pregnancy is not being forced, neither is birth.

But this is a lot of women! there are more than a million abortions per year in the US alone. If one percent are from rape, that is still more than 10K a year. Over a 10 year period, that would mean over a million women were forced to give birth from rape. that should HORRIFY you.

Then add on failed birth control - birth control largely works, but when you are looking at tens of millions of women a year who use highly effective birth control, even a 1% failure rate means again millions of women a year are getting pregnant who are doing the right thing and using birth control responsibly.

1% of 1 million is 10,000. Multiply by 10 years gives you 100k. Not over a million. Just a FYI.

Dp- That’s true. Not that it matters. No woman should be forced to give birth.

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Anonymous wrote:If pregnancy isn’t being forced, birth isn’t being forced.

Pregnancy is being forced.

Sex education is abysmal. Rape kits aren't being tested.

Pregnancy is not being forced. 1% of women report they are seeking abortion because of rape; less than 1% seek abortion because of incest.

The vast vast majority of abortion is sought because of lifestyle choices.

Pregnancy is not being forced. If pregnancy is not being forced, neither is birth.

But this is a lot of women! there are more than a million abortions per year in the US alone. If one percent are from rape, that is still more than 10K a year. Over a 10 year period, that would mean over a million women were forced to give birth from rape. that should HORRIFY you.

Then add on failed birth control - birth control largely works, but when you are looking at tens of millions of women a year who use highly effective birth control, even a 1% failure rate means again millions of women a year are getting pregnant who are doing the right thing and using birth control responsibly.

1% of 1 million is 10,000. Multiply by 10 years gives you 100k. Not over a million. Just a FYI.

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Anonymous wrote:If pregnancy isn’t being forced, birth isn’t being forced.

Pregnancy is being forced.

Sex education is abysmal. Rape kits aren't being tested.

Pregnancy is not being forced. 1% of women report they are seeking abortion because of rape; less than 1% seek abortion because of incest.

The vast vast majority of abortion is sought because of lifestyle choices.

Pregnancy is not being forced. If pregnancy is not being forced, neither is birth.

But this is a lot of women! there are more than a million abortions per year in the US alone. If one percent are from rape, that is still more than 10K a year. Over a 10 year period, that would mean over a million women were forced to give birth from rape. that should HORRIFY you.

Then add on failed birth control - birth control largely works, but when you are looking at tens of millions of women a year who use highly effective birth control, even a 1% failure rate means again millions of women a year are getting pregnant who are doing the right thing and using birth control responsibly.