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Forum Index > News & Politics > Abortion | >> Abortion is a hard topic.. | | |
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cailyn10289
Scottish on Fridays
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20/F/, United States (general) Join Date: Nov 2007 | tantan said:
I think that the woman/wife should atleast mention the pregnancy to the husband/father; Hell, even mention it in passing!I don't think it would be right for her to sneak off and get an abortion without atleast talking about it.
I agree. The father should be consulted and his opinion should be taken into account. If he wants to raise the child and the mother does not, then she should consider giving that child to him, however, the woman must have the final say. If someone tried to force me into giving birth, I'd trip down the stairs on 'accident'. | | |
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Hazuki0chan
Eccentric Weirdo
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20/F/San Fran, California Join Date: Oct 2008 | radharc said:
A child should really be wanted(just my opinion) so abortion is acceptable when no child is desired.
true. when a child is conceived, it usually is out of desire for children, but there are many situations where the child is not legitimate and its not wanted

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chisa96
Supreme Goddess
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23/F/Out in Nature, Wisconsin Join Date: Mar 2008 | Karma_Junkie said:
As I said there is a need for it but surely not on such a huge scale?
the fact that the scale is so huge is a big reason as for why there is such a need for it... what would we do with 46 million unwanted babies? there are aleady well over a hundred thousand unwanted kids in any given year in this country alone... we dont even know what to do for them, so how could we reasonabley up that number to the high millions?
though i do agree that prevention education is vital, whatever position a person holds on the subject of abortion...
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fitzyp
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17/M/Auckland, New Zealand Join Date: Nov 2008 | wrestler1 said:
Its ridiculous how upset men get over this issue. We are not the people going through it so i do not know what makes us so passionate about it. ( I am in no way saying that human life and human dignity is not sumthing to get passionate about) Im saying we have no right to tell a female what to do with her body.
The fact that we have no right to tell a woman what to do with her body arbitrarily is the exact reason why I am passionate on the issue. As that is exactly what the prolifers try to do. | | |
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jonnythan
Cucumber cowboy
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100/M/The north, Join Date: Aug 2005 | fitzyp said:
The fact that we have no right to tell a woman what to do with her body arbitrarily is the exact reason why I am passionate on the issue. As that is exactly what the prolifers try to do.
Many would argue that a fetus - with its own DNA, own (often incompatible) blood type, etc - is not part of the woman's body.

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fitzyp
Mega Über-Meister 3250 points


17/M/Auckland, New Zealand Join Date: Nov 2008 | jonnythan said:
Many would argue that a fetus - with its own DNA, own (often incompatible) blood type, etc - is not part of the woman's body.
I would argue that some point of the umbilical cord would have to eventually be declared part of the woman's body at which point it can simply be cut.
I would also argue that an acorn has its own dna but since it is not a sentient or capable of feeling pain its life or death is of no concern. | | |
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