Typical response from the lazy "trust authority" crowd that can't be bothered to take individual responsibility for society and passes that off to "the experts"
If I somehow cause another person to need a kidney (and mine is compatible) no one would dare suggest I be forced to hand mine over (not even after 6 months), but this is exactly what some expect pregnant women to do.
Taking individual responsibility for society.
I have an issue with one person being forced to provide their organs, tissue, blood for the benefit of another. If I somehow cause another person to need a kidney (and mine is compatible) no one would dare suggest I be forced to hand mine over (not even after 6 months), but this is exactly what some expect pregnant women to do. We should be consistent. Either bodily autonomy applies equally to everyone or it doesn't exist. I refuse to accept the latter.
Are there actually anyone important advocating for abortion up to the point of birth?
No, but it is much easier to argue in stark black and white moral terms. Nuance is hard.
almost none of the people who are for complete legality of abortion is willing to entertain answering the question of what happens when a woman abuses the privilege, and gets a late late term elective abortion for a stupid and immoral reason. i think it shows how weak their position is.
because so many people refuse to admit that even that is immoral
It boggles my mind that you think that a viable fetus is a living human being that carries moral weight but the woman’s right to choose is more important.
No, but it is much easier to argue in stark black and white moral terms. Nuance is hard.
if someone intentionally or recklessly causes another person to need an organ, i would say it would be fair to expect the culprit to fork over the organ.
but at least i'm being consistent given i expect women after a couple trimesters to have a moral obligation to the baby.
Are there actually anyone important advocating for abortion up to the point of birth?
I have an issue with one person being forced to provide their organs, tissue, blood for the benefit of another.
If you caused a car crash because you were drunk driving and ruptured someone’s kidneys because of your negligence, I think you should have to give over a kidney to save their life if you are a compatible donor.
It boggles my mind that many think that a viable fetus is a living human being that carries moral weight but gleefully ignore the plight of immigrants and homeless people and children being slaughtered in warzones.the overwhelming majority of abortions are a consequence of economic instabilityif people "really really cared" so much about "the baby" then you'd think they'd spend their "holy fervor" on ACTUALLY HELPING SINGLE MOTHERSinstead of focusing on filling up our already overcrowded prisons
I suggest we leave this in the hands of gun owners and FFL dealers
I do support a social safety net for people in need and I'm willing to pay for it with my tax dollars, I don't know what more you could ask of me politically
Personally I think to 4 months in as absolute deadline is the correct judgement call.Id accept 3.5 month deadline as valid.
we restrict what people are allowed to do with their bodies all the time.
and period cycles
Clocks measure time, maybe you meant machines and body-wise both genders and sexes are biological machines.
You cannot have periods while pregnant.
this claim is provably false
