Anonymous #2 2w

I mean I’m pro-choice but I chose the pos option out of spite

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Anonymous #5 2w

Because they think abortion is ending another life

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Anonymous #2 2w

If you’re pro life it’s kinda all you got

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Anonymous #1 2w

yeah

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Anonymous #6 2w

bc it is. a heart stops beating. that’s what happens when humans die. the heart stops beating.

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Anonymous #5 2w

I’m a woman. It’s not even about the heart beating. It’s the fact that they’re forcibly killing a human life through the abortion whereas if the baby were just left alone, it’d continue through the stages of development. I simply see the baby as an individual due to its separate human DNA. It’s just in the very early stage of development and that shouldn’t mean you have a right to kill it. Just as you have no right to kill a baby after birth, you should have absolutely no right to kill it before

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Anonymous #1 2w

many of them already would but that goes against the narrative. also need matching blood types and stuff do not anyone can do it

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Anonymous #13 2w

Many pregnant women would already carry the baby to term, so I don’t really know what you’re trying to say here. I think you’re kind of dumb.

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Anonymous #14 2w

Okay, I’m pro-choice as I said in this thread but these are in NO WAY the same thing. Women can get preemptive, permanent birth control too without having an abortion.

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Anonymous #10 2w

Based

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Anonymous #10 2w

Would you be in support of charging would-be mothers that have a miscarriage with manslaughter?

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Anonymous #12 2w

If you really believed that there’s no difference in personhood between a baby and a fetus, then every single miscarriage should be investigated by the police for foul play. The mother should be brought in for questioning under suspicions of committing murder. But obviously most pro-lifers don’t believe that this is a good idea, because that would be insane. People like you just can’t seem to grasp the concept of logical consistency.

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Anonymous #1 2w

Not every death is investigated for murder, it can be clear when a loss of life is due a medical issue, which is the case of most miscarriages. Families don’t get dragged in for interrogation when their kid gets hit by a car. However, self inflicted miscarriages (like in the case of substance abuse) actually are handled as a crime in some states.

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Anonymous #1 2w

Note how I said it’s forcibly killing a human life when if the baby were left alone, it’d continue through the stages of development. Obviously abortions and miscarriages aren’t equivalent smartass. It’s not a lack of consistency, you just lack nuance

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Anonymous #1 2w

notice that the extreme vast majority of miscarriages (which make up nearly half of all pregnancies) are not due to negligence let alone purposeful malice

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Anonymous #1 2w

With that logic, every doctor that is unable to save a life from medical complications should be investigated too. You’re the one that can’t seem to grasp the concept of logical consistency

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Anonymous #4 2w

It is EXTREMELY difficult to get doctors to agree to these permanent procedures for women

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