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Why should an unborn baby has more rights than pregnant women since women dont have a right to use someone's organs against their will? If you are a pro life, would you be ok to have the same right as pregnant women? If not, why?
My opinion to the texas law:
It is impossible to notice that you are pregnant at the 6th week. You can get still pregnant although you use contraceptives. What about rape victims? Rape victims are already mentally unstable and you also want to force them to give birth?
The fetus is also dependent on your uterus to survive. If the fetus should have the same rights like everyone then we should have the right to abort 'cause i dont have a right to use someone's organs against their will to survive.
The mental health affects the unborn baby too. A woman who is forced to give birth will face mental issues and she would not really care about her health at this point which is bad for the unborn kid. A woman can even have misscarriage if she eats to much fastfood. I dont believe that that these women can give birth to healthy kids. Pregnant women with drug and alcohol addiction or women who smoke affect their unborn kid in a very bad way too.
It is important that the kids are healthy because statistically unhealthy kids, teenagers etc. dont get adopted. The adoption centers are already full and so where tf are the pro lifers? Go fucking adopt them, instead of making them have shit life without parents. Statistically kids who grow up without parents tend to be criminals and tend to be victims of sex traficking etc. Any pro lifer who dont adopt is sadistic/hypocritical since they dont give a fuck what happens to the kid after it is born and they just create a generation of criminals and broken kids. It is also ridiculous to punish women for abortion. The jails are already full. Rapists, pedophiles etc. are outside but you care about innocent women having abortion?
I am actually more sorry for the unwanted kids who will end up having a bad life

I guess I'm really slow when it comes to the adoption of new styles of gadgetry, or maybe I'm just hopelessly old-fashioned, but it really is true that quite often what we've abandoned in the name of "progress" was actually more than sufficient for our purposes. My Nokia flip-phone can do all the things I need it to, so I have no reasons to "upgrade".