Anonymous wrote:If people want to be pro choice that is their right. But abortion is the choice to kill a baby.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help me understand.
I am a middle class 30 year old married woman. I am pro-life but believe in abortion for extreme circumstances such as rape, health of the mother being in danger and possibly fetus abnormalities. I pray and wish to never have to make this horrible decision in my life.
As such, I do not understand why this is such a widespread issue. For most everyday people...they will not have to hopefully deal with it. We don;t all want to abort as a plan B now do we?
Its actually the most common surgical procedure women have. you think you don't know a woman who has had one but I think its around 1/4th of all women have it. Its also about general control of ones own body and life. Historically women have been property of men in all ways. Controlling womens reproductive rights is another way that manifests itself.
So the way women protect themselves from men is to turn around and kill their babies.
This is the kind of irrational conversation I was talking about up thread! You don't change minds or make people think about their decisions with this kind of attitude. Period. There are a lot of people explaining their perspectives thoughtfully on this thread and your response is about women "killing their babies." How do we talk to you? Why do you bother commenting at all?
Anonymous wrote:Can the government force me to give a blood transfusion to save someone else? Nope. And that's a real live born person.
Then the government cannot force me to incubate a pregnancy.
"But the fetus is there because of your irresponsible choices!"
Doesn't matter. If the government can't force me to give up my bodily autonomy to save another, then that's sacrosanct. When you bring in "but your choices!" at that point you are legislating pregnancy and childbirth as punishment for having sex that you don't want me to have.
It has zero to do with saving a life, or you'd be pushing for laws to require people to donate organs or blood.
Anonymous wrote:Can the government force me to give a blood transfusion to save someone else? Nope. And that's a real live born person.
Then the government cannot force me to incubate a pregnancy.
"But the fetus is there because of your irresponsible choices!"
Doesn't matter. If the government can't force me to give up my bodily autonomy to save another, then that's sacrosanct. When you bring in "but your choices!" at that point you are legislating pregnancy and childbirth as punishment for having sex that you don't want me to have.
It has zero to do with saving a life, or you'd be pushing for laws to require people to donate organs or blood.
Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry, but do you know any woman who has had a "frivolous abortion?" This is pretty antithetical. I would guess in VERY rare instances is it as "frivolous" as you might assume.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help me understand.
I am a middle class 30 year old married woman. I am pro-life but believe in abortion for extreme circumstances such as rape, health of the mother being in danger and possibly fetus abnormalities. I pray and wish to never have to make this horrible decision in my life.
As such, I do not understand why this is such a widespread issue. For most everyday people...they will not have to hopefully deal with it. We don;t all want to abort as a plan B now do we?
Its actually the most common surgical procedure women have. you think you don't know a woman who has had one but I think its around 1/4th of all women have it. Its also about general control of ones own body and life. Historically women have been property of men in all ways. Controlling womens reproductive rights is another way that manifests itself.
So the way women protect themselves from men is to turn around and kill their babies.
Anonymous wrote:I was born to a poor unwed mother 1 year before abortions became legal. My mother is a liberal and I know she would have aborted me if it were legal. I am really glad to be on this planet as are my children. I got myself out of poverty. When I was in my 20's over half of my college educated friends had abortions because they were not married and having a baby did not fit their plan. Life begins at conception and it has nothing to do with religion. It is pure biology.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help me understand.
I am a middle class 30 year old married woman. I am pro-life but believe in abortion for extreme circumstances such as rape, health of the mother being in danger and possibly fetus abnormalities. I pray and wish to never have to make this horrible decision in my life.
As such, I do not understand why this is such a widespread issue. For most everyday people...they will not have to hopefully deal with it. We don;t all want to abort as a plan B now do we?
Its actually the most common surgical procedure women have. you think you don't know a woman who has had one but I think its around 1/4th of all women have it. Its also about general control of ones own body and life. Historically women have been property of men in all ways. Controlling womens reproductive rights is another way that manifests itself.
Anonymous wrote:Can the government force me to give a blood transfusion to save someone else? Nope. And that's a real live born person.
Then the government cannot force me to incubate a pregnancy.
"But the fetus is there because of your irresponsible choices!"
Doesn't matter. If the government can't force me to give up my bodily autonomy to save another, then that's sacrosanct. When you bring in "but your choices!" at that point you are legislating pregnancy and childbirth as punishment for having sex that you don't want me to have.
It has zero to do with saving a life, or you'd be pushing for laws to require people to donate organs or blood.
Anonymous wrote:Reminds me of the saying that everyone who is pro-choice has already been born.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are a wide variety of reasons why someone may choose abortion. That is a serious decision for that person and her doctor to make. Not me. And certainly not the government.
The thing that I don't get is why pro-lifers stop caring about that life after it's born.
Why do you think they don't care?
Also I said that I am okay with abortion for extremely unfortunate circumstances. If a pregnancy is not viable or a danger to the mother, that is okay and should be legal everywhere. My issue is with frivolous abortions.
Anonymous wrote:Help me understand.
I am a middle class 30 year old married woman. I am pro-life but believe in abortion for extreme circumstances such as rape, health of the mother being in danger and possibly fetus abnormalities. I pray and wish to never have to make this horrible decision in my life.
As such, I do not understand why this is such a widespread issue. For most everyday people...they will not have to hopefully deal with it. We don;t all want to abort as a plan B now do we?