The Other Guy
Spam King
Well, it's been 35 years...any thoughts?
What's your view on abortion?
What's your view on abortion?
I'm like Monty ... I voted Pro-choice and my selection was a pragmatic NOT A RELIGIOUS or EMOTIONALLY laden decision. I am a man not a woman and who am I to make a decision for a woman that decides what SHE will do with HER body? Also, by what right do the Pro-lifers think they know what is best for a woman ... or ... have a right to do so?For what its worth I go for the "Pro-choice" side of this argument.
But given that the thread is going to break down into an emotive religious argument I will retreat to the side lines for now.
Well, it's been 35 years...any thoughts?
What's your view on abortion?
Pro-life except in cases of rape, incest, or the life of the Mother. We can't use abortion to cull the herd.
I'm pro choice for the following reasons:
If a mother is say, 17 years old, then she may have to drop out of high school, effectively limiting her future. The father, if he sticks around, is stuck in the same boat. They will need jobs, which means that no one will be around to watch the kid, so if the mother or father's parents agree to help out, then there goes their golden years. And the kid may end up being neglected and not have as many opportunites as other kids...
So I say end one life instead of ending three plus.
"So I say end one life instead of ending three plus."
Pro-life except in cases of rape, incest, or the life of the Mother. We can't use abortion to cull the herd.
I think that abortion should remain an option up until the first neural activity occurs in the fetus. To me, it's not the meat that makes the person, it's the mind.
That way the mother has a very long time to decide whether she wants to keep it.
I don't think anyone has a right to tell a pregnant woman whether she's keeping the baby or not. She's the one who will have to suffer through pregnancy and labor if she chooses to keep it. And if it is as painful as I've heard it described, that's not a decision that can be made by anyone but the mother.
Even if it were banned, abortions would still be performed illegally anyways. More dangerous for the mother - but a lot of pro-lifers don't care about that.
I think it should be pro-option because the world is becoming a bit overpopulated in my point of view.
One cannot pick and choose when it's a baby. It is a child from moment of conception.
I guess that's where pro-lifers and pro-choice folks differ. No one wants to kill babies; we just disagree on when life begins. It's more of a philosophical question than a legal one.
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