Do you agree that women should be given the choice to have an abortion?

[lofii]

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What's your take on this?

Yes women should have a choice

No, they should take responsibility for opening their legs

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+1 y

Haha I didn't expect anything less from the polls.

The fact that a woman can get an abortion and not feel any connection to the life growing inside her is a clear indication of a sociopath.

It's an evil world we live in

Abortion should be criminalized

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+1 y

The answers given by the women of gag disappoint me and the future of humanity

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

No. Pregnancy doesn't occur just having sex once.

Pregnancy normally takes a lot of sex sessions unprotected. If she doesn't want the child she just can give up for adoption.

[lofii]

Exactly.

[lofii]

However being put in the system they could be subject to go knows what

[ManHater]

Holding women accountable for opening their legs is something they will never allow.

[lofii]

Seems like it

[MzAsh]

Yes. No one is required to like it or agree with it. But it’s her decision to make, regardless of anyone else’s feelings.

[lofii]

So you agree with abortion 10 months after the baby is born?

[MzAsh]

Not after birth

[Hannajenky]

Fuck your Jesus, you can not stop women from having abortions and if you even want to try you are trash

[nightdrot]

In general, I do not favor the "pro-choice" position. As the British statesman and political philosopher Edmund Burke wrote, "The effect of liberty to individuals is that they may do as they please. We ought see what it will please them to do before we risk congratulations." Therein lay the problem with laws that permit abortion on demand.

A society that premises its law as "Choice"- to use the locution of abortion rights advocates - effectively leaves open the question of the value of human life. It becomes not a standing principle, but a subjective judgment to each individual. In such a society, human life becomes not an end in itself, but mere instrument. Life becomes not an object whose preservation is the highest standard, but rather a convenience to be maintained or not according to the satisfaction of another's will.

We shape our laws and then our laws shape us - see also the civil rights laws of the 1960s which have effected a revolution in race relations. (The idea that a black man and a white man cannot sit together at the same lunch counter is as alien to this generation as Neptune. Yet in 1965 it was pretty much the norm.)

Inherent then in the pro-choice argument is the idea that life has no value save that which each person chooses to attach to it. It denies society any authority to make a collective judgment on such questions. Therefore, in this view, the law may not afford protection to life except at some arbitrarily defined (and inherently subjective) point.

This then conduces to an assertion of power over rights. Life is maintained not as its own end, but according to the will of the person who, effectively, controls it because they can. An ethic of convenience is established and it is a slippery slope on which to build a culture and a legal edifice.

Such a society will not value life that sees life as not an end, but as a means to some other end. Indeed, that is why at about the same time as the culture began to shift on the abortion question we also saw a rise in child abuse, spousal abuse, divorce, out of wedlock births and other social pathologies. These were not unrelated phenomena.

Aristotle said that the first questions of politics are, "How ought we to live? What kind of a people do we wish to be?" The implicit answer of those who support abortion on demand is, in effect, that it is nobody's business. Predictable results follow. One cannot expect the society to absent itself from collective moral judgments on the value of life and then expect an ethical social order to result.

[Dchrls78104]

Abortion is MURDER, plain and simple. I would not get involved with a woman who supports abortion; I would rather live on a cemetery.

[lofii]

Her pussy is a cemetery!

[notwoke]

it should be 100% the mans decision, women aren't good at deciding

[lofii]

Lmao

[AvaOneLasTime]

A choice is common sense, i thought we established that 20 years ago?

[lofii]

Only under certain circumstances should it be an option. Like rape

But not because you got drunk and opened your legs to chad.

People should be held responsible for their actions

[AvaOneLasTime]

In the end of the day, someone else's life and choices are none of our business.

[Slim57]

Nah we messed up when we allowed them to vote

[lofii]

Lmao bruh

[Kelsea7]

I should be allowed abortion but not anybody else

[NorthwestRider]

I say who freaking cares. There are actual issues out there aka Healthcare, infrastructure, the economy, education, etc

[lofii]

Lol okay buddy

There are real issues out there like child predators, molesters, organ harvesters and human trafficking.

[NorthwestRider]

You must be one of those silly cultural war warriors

[Agape93]

Absolutely.

[Jerre]

Her body, her choice.

[lofii]

Same can be said for the innocent life growing inside the womb

[Joker_]

yeah