Are you pro-abortion? Why yes? Why not?

[barnumandbailey]

our bodies, our right

That's an incredibly selfish philosophy.



When a woman becomes pregnant, it is no longer just about her, but also the life that she is carrying inside. Personal responsibility very much comes into play when considering this issue.

Abortion should only be allowed in extreme circumstances, such as rape (which accounts for a very minute percentage of those who undergo the process) and life-threatening (to both mother and child) medical conditions. Anything else is immoral and inhumane.

[Reah]

That's an incredibly selfish philosophy.



When a woman becomes pregnant, it is no longer just about her,
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According to what or whom?

[barnumandbailey]

According to what or whom?

I view it as something dictated by common sense.

[Benyzero]

Iam. Based on mutual decision, I don't think everyone is capable of being a parent. Plus we already have an overpopulation thing. I would include mandatory sexual protection for every third world country after their third child.

[Zeno]

Almost entirely against it, but only in favour when there's seriously underlying disease for it, like Down's syndrome.

You shouldn't abort babies because you don't want responsibility or because you're a wanker yourself. It's inexcusable to want an abortion in societies in which there's full extent of sexual education in every sector. There's condoms dear, make your companion to use them. And it's more unacceptable when the baby you fucking abort is completely healthy by all medical checks.

But the biggest hypocrisy is to be found in the phrase: "my body, my choice".

Having being taught complicated biology in school, and with biology textbooks having dedicated an entire chapter on reproduction, I'll tell you this: no, it isn't your choice and you're a fucking murderer. You kill a living organism that by the sixth week is fully developed in all its vital functions. In Greece, which has the most liberal abortion laws everywhere, women can just yeetus le foetus on the 14th week. The 14th. You practically will kill an entirely developed human. So, what's ethical about it? Nothing. You deprive life of an entirely functional organism. In that case, a human. Just as to liberals it isn't ethical to kill anything or anyone, so should be the case here also.

And the poetic irony is that, the people who are in favour of it, don't realise that their parents might have probed into that solution, and they consequently would never exist. So, be grateful to that viewpoint, because it saves lives. Literally. And I'm not exaggerating.

If you don't want babies in an unpredictable manner, then demand that your companion puts the condom on and you yourself be careful. In the West, you're taught about reproduction from a very early age. It is one of the only useful things we can be taught, utilise it.

[Zeno]

According to what or whom?

According to basic biology, on reproduction. The embryo is literally fully developed by the 6th week or so. It has full blood flow, a nervous system, a skeleton structure, a brain. To synopsise, a fully developed human.

[Annie999]

I am proud to live in Uruguay where years ago its population voted to legalize pregnancy interruptions under any circumstances as long as the woman wants it and the pregnancy isn’t older than 12 weeks.

Do I like abortions? No, it’s horrible, I wouldn’t get one and I wish no one went through that, but pregnancy interruptions are a reality and if someone is gonna do it at least they will do it in the proper conditions.

[Peterski]

How dare you thumb me down, Jewish rat.

He is 5% Jewish.

[Parça do Neymar]

I am proud to live in Uruguay where years ago its population voted to legalize pregnancy interruptions under any circumstances as long as the woman wants it and the pregnancy isn’t older than 12 weeks.

Do I like abortions? No, it’s horrible, I wouldn’t get one and I wish no one went through that, but pregnancy interruptions are a reality and if someone is gonna do it at least they will do it in the proper conditions.

This is something important to emphasize because in places where abortion is illegal, a lot of women end up getting abortions in illegal clinics under highly questionable medical conditions.

I'm personally against abortion (but I can make some exceptions in certain situations), but I think this was important to note too.