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abortions Anonymous 12757

Hot topic, but what's your opinion of it? I don't like the fact that so many young people act like it's nothing, it's a quite serious topic with many angles to look at it from.
In my opinion abortions should be available until the 8th week, which is around the time the nervous system and brain reach a level of development where the fetus can be called "conscious".
Special circumstances should be available for rape victims.

Anonymous 12758

>>12757
>abortions should be available until the 8th week
? You know this is counted from the date of your period not conception, right? You can't even schedule an abortion until the 4-5th week, when the fetus becomes visible. That plus the waiting periods mandated in some US states, lack of accessibility to offices that perform abortions, and having to take time off work make yours a very restrictive take. You should probably do more research before you just come up with numbers and opinions.

Anonymous 12759

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I say the beginning of the second trimester in case there are abnormalities or the mother didn’t know she was pregnant and had been binge drinking/doing drugs.

Anonymous 12761

>>12760
the only correct answer

Anonymous 12762

should be illegal. life is sacred

Anonymous 12763

I've always found the viability argument to be fraudulent. This would imply that because a baby can start surviving out of the womb (with medical support) in New York a month or so earlier than a baby in rural Africa, that somehow the baby in New York becomes a "person" faster.

In the end abortions for rape, incest and medical emergencies for the mother are only 1% of abortion cases, they should be allowed at any point, period.

Still trying to decide how I feel about the other 99% of abortions.

Anonymous 12764

>>12762
And pregnancies that threaten the mother's sacred life?
Dumb thread

Anonymous 12765

>>12764
in 2004 only 4% of abortions were made because the mothers life was in danger. the other 96% were for reasons such as "i'm not ready", "dont want to interfere with education or career". 96% of abortions are not made because the mothers life is at stake, they are just made because she wants to kill another human

Anonymous 12766

>>12763
the thing is, if only abortions for rape and medical emergency are allowed, a lot of people will try to find loopholes to prove that it wasn't "really" rape or even that it doesn't "really" threaten the mother's life so they can deny abortions to as many women as possible.
at the end of the day, while technically murder, it is necessary and should be available on demand. better that than having more unwanted children born

Anonymous 12767

My idealistic approach would be to perform the abortion and immediately tie her tubes (if her pregnancy was not a result from rape or life-threatening).
But I'm not sure if we can always have a 100% guaranteed way of proving the risks and the rape.

Anonymous 12768

>>12765
There are 125,000 abortions worldwide per day. That's still 50,000 abortions a day done because the woman's life is in danger. How do you verify if the abortion is life-threatening or from rape? Like >>12766 said people will exploit the loophole.
The fact is that if women who need an abortion will get one, even for the reasons like "not being ready." In the past women died from trying to abort themselves with hangers, poisonous teas, shoving slippery elm up their vagina, etc. Many women died this way until doctors offered abortions under the table as it's a simple 5 minute medical procedure. More abortion restrictions will lead us back to women needlessly dying

Anonymous 12769

>>12768
sorry 5,000* a day, almost 2 million a year

Anonymous 12770

>>12766
>the thing is, if only abortions for rape and medical emergency are allowed, a lot of people will try to find loopholes to prove that it wasn't "really" rape or even that it doesn't "really" threaten the mother's life so they can deny abortions to as many women as possible.
And? Loopholes exist everywhere. Your argument also suffers because those who were not raped or have a medical emergency can also exploit loopholes as well to abort. The argument cuts both ways.
>at the end of the day, while technically murder, it is necessary and should be available on demand. better that than having more unwanted children born
I don't think this has anything to do with what you said before, and I'm not certain why these things were packaged together.

Anonymous 12771

>>12770
i think all children should be wanted and that it's better for unwanted (for literally any reason) children not to be born at all.

Anonymous 12772

>>12771
Understandable, and a common sentiment. I'm not sold on it, but I'm aware it exists.

Anonymous 12773

>>12762
>life is sacred
would you really call a clump of cells sacred? I get this argument if the fetus is above 3 months old, since it's a conscious human being with a brain and a nervous system by that point.
But before that, and especially before 8 weeks? No.

Anonymous 12774

>>12773
>would you really call a clump of cells sacred?
NTA, but you are also a giant clump of cells.

Anonymous 12775

>>12774
None of those anons but you should put this pedantic comeback back where you found it girl

Anonymous 12776

>>12775
What makes the clump of cells you are different from the clump of cells that is a fetus? You mention a nervous system, but I'm not sure what that has to do with anything, as those are just cells too.

Anonymous 12777

>>12776
You're replying to the wrong person like I said I'm NTA

Anonymous 12778

>>12777
I'm aware.

Anonymous 12779

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Question for the class: If there were a test that told you your unborn fetus was going to be a tranny, would you abort? I would.(Belongs in terf thread )

Anonymous 12780

>>12779
Eh. Maybe.

Anonymous 12781

>>12767
Against her will? Why? Some people aren't ready to care for an entire other person, but might want to in the future.

Anonymous 12782

I literally don't see a problem with abortion as long as the foetus doesn't feel pain (so before a nervous system, brain and consciousness are formed). Some people aren't ready to take care of a child, and I think all reasons are valid. I would rather see a foetus painlessly die than watch a woman go through a life-threatening experience, live in poverty, give up her career/education, have something for an abusive partner/rapist hold over her head, see a child give birth, have a baby born with serious disabilities/illnesses, allow incest babies to exist etc.

Anonymous 12783

>>12782
This, but expand it to all people. There is nothing wrong with killing someone as long as you do it painlessly, doesn't matter your reason.

Anonymous 12784

>>12783
I know you're trying to be funny, but I actually agree with assisted death too. Everyone should have the right to choose when and how they die and be able to do so with dignity. Our society keeps very sick and elderly people alive against their will, where they will eventually die in an unfamiliar place, woozy from a cocktail of drugs and delirious.

I'm not really sure how you could compare a living, breathing, conscious, feeling human being to a clump of cells that can't do any of the above though.

Anonymous 12785

>>12757
>>103486
I not only support abortion but also support child euthanasia. If a baby is born sick or deformed, kill it. Also, orphanages in my country need to be reformed and funded more to stop them from being lumpenproletariat mills.

Anonymous 12786

>>12784
>I know you're trying to be funny, but I actually agree with assisted death too.
Not just assisted death, if someone dying would benefit you, and you can kill them painlessly, there is no moral reason you shouldn't be able to kill them.
>I'm not really sure how you could compare a living, breathing, conscious, feeling human being to a clump of cells that can't do any of the above though.
A living, breathing, conscious human being is also just a bunch of cells. There's nothing that makes a human not a bunch of cells unless you're stating a human soul exists.

Anonymous 12787

>>12786
A foetus can't think or feel pain, hun.

Anonymous 12788

>>12781
She will be informed. If she doesn't want the tubes tied then she doesn't have to get the elective abortion.
Next time she wants to get pregnant she still has the option of IVF

Anonymous 12790

>>12787
I'm well aware, your point? Kill an adult fast enough they don't feel pain either.

Anonymous 12791

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>>12790
>Pretending a developing fetus has the same capacity for pain as a grown man

Anonymous 12792

>>12791
Capacity? When did that become relevant? Your only point was and I quote
>I literally don't see a problem with abortion as long as the foetus doesn't feel pain
>doesn't feel pain
If you kill an adult human fast enough they don't feel pain or think about dying either. Sure, they have the capacity, but that's not what we're talking about. If it is, then are you arguing that it's only okay to kill the fetus because it doesn't have the capacity to feel pain?

Anonymous 12793

>>12769
the thing is that still means there are almost 44 million unnecessary abortions each year. 44 million deaths for no apparent reason.

Anonymous 12794

>>12792
I'm not that anon love

Anonymous 12795

>>12793
I'll go out and get an extra one in your honor

Anonymous 12796

>>12794
Ah that would explain it, then go ahead, please quote me where, as you say, I pretend adults and fetuses have the same capacity for pain.

Anonymous 12797

>>12796
>Kill an adult fast enough they don't feel pain either.

Bad memory you have. Anyway hope to god you're too young to vote

Anonymous 12798

>>12797
The position
>adults can feel pain
and the position
>kill an adult fast enough and they don't feel any pain
do not contradict each other. There's even documentation for this. Read about the Byford Dolphin incident for a good example of dying instantly.

Anonymous 12800

Yeah looking it up if you destroy someone's brain in less than .22~ of a second it's literally impossible for them to even receive the signal anything happened at all let alone feel pain. They're just gone.

Anonymous 12801

I think that whoever wants an abortion should be able to get one. I wouldn't want my family or children to have to deal with broken kids, who are likely to repeat their parents fucked up behavior, due to genetics and their environment. That being said, I wouldnt want to associate with someone who got an abortion, and I would never get an abortion if I had an unplanned pregnancy with my husband.
(inb4 WHAT IF U GET RAPED!!! the percentage of people who get an abortion due to rape is very small)

Anonymous 12803

>>12801
>I wouldnt want to associate with someone who got an abortion
about 1 in 4 women will have an abortion by 45, so odds are you are without knowing it

Anonymous 12805

>>12803
assuming i am friends with more than 4 women…

Anonymous 12806

>>12805
"associate with" doesn't mean being friends with… just saying you probably interact with them already

Anonymous 12807

>>12806
assuming i regularly interact with more than 4 women….

Anonymous 12811

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Same way we treat adults, if they need life support then their fate is decided by their loved ones. So if it can't live outside the womb without medical intervention, it's mom's choice.

Anonymous 12812

Bigger question: why aren’t millions of women having safe sex? Abortion is not a positive good, it is a necessary evil when women AND men can’t be bothered to use a condom.
Except when mother’s life endangered, abortion should be stigmatized and fined like this:
Fetus at 0-8ish weeks: No fine to abort but the procedure is not a free right. If the sex was consensual, father pays for procedure plus a fine. If non-consensual, father pays the fine and the usual charges are pressed.

Fetus at 8-20 weeks: killing a human life, but mother may have valid reasons for aborting, so there is a fine but not illegal to abort. Same rules for consent as above.

Fetus 20+ weeks: abortion illegal and a fine for procuring/getting abortion. We can’t keep up the narrative of “akshually the fetus is a parasite,” I would disown my mom if she ever thought that of me.

Again, these apply to abortions where mom is not in danger of death. I’m just throwing out numbers for fetus age, but the point is to pick a cutoff for when we are absolutely sure we’re not killing a human.

Anonymous 12813

>>12811
Not easy to abuse this system at all.

Anonymous 12814

>>12812
fines? my abortion was already $1000 out of pocket

Anonymous 12815

>>12814
did you make him use a condom?

Anonymous 12816

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>>12815
does the answer affect the fine?

Anonymous 12817

>>12816
Yes, read first half of post

Anonymous 12818

>>12817
you know there's more than one form of birth control right

Anonymous 12819

>>12818
That’s my point, there are options. If I cant be bothered to use any of them, I’m responsible for the pregnancy.

Anonymous 12822

>>12821
Again, see the post. No-fault abortions when the fetus is not human, which is equivalent to your tooth case. If there is a possibility of human life, pay a fine, this is not equivalent to the tooth case. If definitely human, don’t allow.
I agree we can try to remediate irresponsible behavior, up to a point.

Anonymous 12823

>>12779
No, nothing is written in stone

Anonymous 12824

>>12821
Just trying to make a generous policy, given how grossly unempathetic pro-lifers usually are. You don’t just pop out a baby and life is peachy afterwards, it is life changing.

Anonymous 12825

I agree.Personally I wouldn't have sex without entertaining the (however remote) possibility of a baby. Dick is not important or necessary.
Child support laws should be better tho. And social safety net.

Anonymous 12826

Here's my experience, take it how you will

I had one in college something like 10 years ago. The fetus was 6 weeks. I did it for many reasons: Too afraid of my conservative family's reaction; never wanted children in the first place; boyfriend at the time was a neckbeard who only cared about videogames and would've made a horrible father; the list goes on.

Today, I'm much happier than I used to be, with a wonderful man who I'm marrying next year. I'm working from home which I enjoy. My mental state is pretty solid, haven't been to therapy in several years. I have goals and am working to meet them. I feel like I'm really getting to the good part of life. Most people would kill to be in my position.

After all, I did. It's sure made things a hell of a lot easier.

But deep down, I know. I know this lovely simple life of mine is fully undeserved. Because I know exactly what it cost. There is nothing I can do now to reverse it, because I made my decision years ago based on colossal fear.

I am utterly aware of how painful and difficult my existence would be if I kept the child. But I'm also aware of how the precious things I have now were gained by sacrificing someone else's ability to experience precious things. And there is no way to feel truly okay about that.

Anonymous 12828

Life isn’t really sacred. It’s just there. If i PLANNED a baby and actually got pregnant on purpose and testing told me it would turn out like this, I’d get an abortion asap.

Anonymous 12829

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>>12826
I don't know anon. I don't think we have a duty to create new people even in situations where we could give them a perfectly good home, and it sounds like your hypothetical child would have had a hard and stressful childhood with an irresponsible father, an unprepared mother, and probably lots of fights, tension, and uncertainty because of that. These things often have lifelong mental health consequences. Rather than only thinking of the positive experiences that the fetus never grew up to have, what about the suffering and pain you spared a hypothetical person from by acknowledging that the conditions were not right?

I get that it isn't so simple, but I feel like bad human lives are much, much worse than good lives are good. Many depressed people wish they had never been born, but being born can also never be undone. So creating a person should not be done lightly or because of an arbitrary accident. To me, a six-week fetus is not comparable to a person because it doesn't have preferences and attachments to the world the way adults or even young infants and many animals have, so we may intuitively feel like it's more of a person than e.g. an oocyte, but this isn't really the case because the things that give us personhood aren't there yet. No person was wronged because of your decision.

Anonymous 12830

>>12826
You did good. Human life is finite, use yours wisely. I know women who have had abortions and it was never an easy decision. In public discourse, everyone seems to focus on the loss of a potential life. But birth can very easily lead to the death of the mother. It seems that Americans have been insulated from the reality of maternal death, otherwise they'd take it much more seriously. Add to that the stresses of being a single parent and having little childcare support, and the decision to abort is a no-brainer. You have no reason to blame yourself. If politicians truly valued the sanctity of life then they would have already reformed the health system and not left the bottom 90% to rot

Anonymous 12833

>>12813
The point of viability has already been determined, so not really.

Anonymous 12834

>>12824
It might be life changing, but in the overwhelming majority of cases, no one forced that dick in you hun.

Anonymous 12835

>>12830
>But birth can very easily lead to the death of the mother.
Which is why medical exceptions should be allowed, but that's less than 1% of abortion cases. Yes, it's dangerous. Sure, I'd state the caveat to allow medical exceptions, but that's only 1 baby getting aborted for medical reasons and 99 babies getting aborted for definitely not medical reasons.

Anonymous 12838

I'm gonna take the side of other anons here, and say that it's ok to do it as long as the fetus hasn't developed a fully functioning nervous system and brain, and hasn't gained consciousnes yet (so before the 2nd trimester, maybe a little into it).
I, however, hate just how normalized being cruel about abortion is being.
This is a very important thing, not something to laugh about, not something to make fun of, many women feel extreme guilt while doing it, or after doing it, and they are simply forced into this horrible situation of having to end their own child's life prematurely because of various circumstances.
Yet many people make fun of abortion while being "pro-choice". They call fetuses parasites, they talk about how they want to crush them with their hands or teeth, etc.
I absolutely despise the "pro-choice" people on twitter who make fun of this situation. How can they even be such massive fucktards.

Anonymous 12841

>>12834
The “just don’t have sex!” argument huh. We’re adults and we have relationships. Sounds like you got issues trying to tell people what to do with their own bodies in general.

Anonymous 12842

>>12838
Twitter users are psychopaths
I agree that clinically fetuses are parasites but it's not the word I would use in conversation because I'm not socially retarded

Anonymous 12843

>>12841
>Sounds like you got issues trying to tell people what to do with their own bodies in general.
What's your opinion on drunk drivers?

Anonymous 12844

>>12843
That they’re hurting full grown bodies outside of theirs.

A more pertinent argument is should people with lung cancer or liver cirrhosis be denied medical care because they smoked and drank too much?

I believe poor people with 2 kids shouldn’t have MORE kids that they can’t feed of raise properly. However I would never support a law that forces them to have an iud installed or other birth control bc even if i think their decisions are shit, it is not my place to control others stupidity.

Anonymous 12845

>>12844
>That they’re hurting full grown bodies outside of theirs.
Why do you care?

Anonymous 12846

>>12843
And to add to your drunk driver argument.

Should we ban all alcohol because some people abuse it?

Should the drunk driver be left to die on the hospital bed because they made a bad decision?

Anonymous 12847

>>12846
>Should we ban all alcohol because some people abuse it?
Sure.
>Should the drunk driver be left to die on the hospital bed because they made a bad decision?
Sure.

Anonymous 12848

>>12845
I care bc that full grown body could be me or a loved one.

A fetus no one has any connections to will not hurt anyone or be missed if it disappears.

Anonymous 12849

If remove a parasite from a woman's body without her knowledge have I done anything wrong?

Anonymous 12850

>>12848
>I care bc that full grown body could be me or a loved one.
And?
>A fetus no one has any connections to will not hurt anyone or be missed if it disappears.
Why does that matter?

Anonymous 12851

>>12847
Ban all alcohol and all sex lol. Control issues. >>12850
So you have no real arguments asides that you think people should all follow your moral code. Aka control issues. Got it.
But i guess i see your point. If a fetus life doesn’t matter why should any other human life? For example you or I wouldn’t miss each other if one died.
Funny you care so much for fetuses disappearing yet you acknowledge it doesn’t matter if anyone dies.

Anonymous 12852

>>12851
I don't care if anyone dies, I'm trying to find the moral consistent thread that you're spinning. I'm pretty apathetic, just intellectually curious.

Anonymous 12854

>>12852
Not that anon, but I've tried following your guys' argument and just ended up confused

I think you make a point of showing little empathy and tend to distance yourself from other peoples' problems like they're a mathematical abstraction or an exercise in logic. But you can't extricate yourself from the problem of abortion as long as you live, assuming you are, in fact, a woman. Acting as if you're so above everything helps no one

Anonymous 12855

>>12854
>I think you make a point of showing little empathy and tend to distance yourself from other peoples' problems like they're a mathematical abstraction or an exercise in logic.
Yes, that's kind of the point of an intellectual discussion.
>But you can't extricate yourself from the problem of abortion as long as you live, assuming you are, in fact, a woman.
That's kind of rude to woman who can't get pregnant (and no I don't mean troons).

Anonymous 12856

>>12855
>You must have no emotions to use logic
You can't use logic without emotions in order to value-assess the best course of action
https://www.thecut.com/2016/06/how-only-using-logic-destroyed-a-man.html

>That's kind of rude to woman who can't get pregnant (and no I don't mean troons).

And so? I have PCOS and haven't menstruated in several years. My mother had three ectopic pregnancies before successfully carrying me to term, her only child. I have never expected to be fertile. Don't hold that over anyone.

Anonymous 12857

>>12856
>You can't use logic without emotions in order to value-assess the best course of action
I'm well aware.
>https://www.thecut.com/2016/06/how-only-using-logic-destroyed-a-man.html
This is just explaining how conscientiousness and intellect aren't the same thing as far as I can tell. It's not lack of emotion that's the problem as much as lack of practical application of generalized intelligence.
>b-but the doctor man said so
No existing doctor understands the gap between generalized intelligence and conscientiousness either. We only know that they both exist and are different.

Furthermore, if the article were to be believed, the man would be a superb conversation partners as he's able to cover a vaste range of options. If he switched to a field that mostly just relied on abstractions instead of his previous field he'd probably do a lot better.
>And so?
It seems rude. The fact you have to justify it with those two other sentences seem to indicate you also understand that it is rude.

Anonymous 12896

Abortions are a good thing. There are too many people in the world already

Anonymous 12899

>>12762
This, life begins at conception.

Anonymous 12900

>>12899
So you're against the morning after pill too?

Anonymous 12901

>>12900
I don't believe in using any form of contraception, no.

Anonymous 12902

>>12901
Wait so like not even condoms? You only have sex for the purposes of procreation?

Anonymous 12903

>>12902
>Wait so like not even condoms?
Nope, no form of contraception.

>You only have sex for the purposes of procreation?

I don't have sex but ideally yeah, only with the intent of trying to make a baby. but if you mean in general I think others should make that choice themselves, so long as it's not pushed on them to be promiscuous as fuck by society or whatever.

To be completely transparent I am a Catholic and my faith vaguely molded these beliefs, but even before it I wasn't too keen on pills and such, I'm very suspicious of man-made shit that interferes with our bodies.

Sorry I'm at school and mobileposting so I'm a bit slow.

Anonymous 12904

>>12903
You sound much younger than I am if you're in school and honestly I think that's a good mindset to have when you're young, so good for you.

Anonymous 12907

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>>12904
I didn't mean for it to sound like I'm still in middle or highschool, I'm in uni and 20 y/o, not sure how much younger/older that makes me compared to you, but I'm used to being a little younger than the others I talk online.

It is a bit disheartening to see what few girl friends I have do the direct opposite of what I described, and most ending up crashing and burning once they've been (pumped and)dumped. Like it hurts seeing them put themselves through such awful experiences, and while none of them has had a pregnancy scare and aborted (yet? to my knowledge at least) I'm deathly afraid it could happen one day and what the mental damage that might do to them down the line. And me being a schizo and not trusting the birth control pills doesn't help.

sorry for the /rant

Anonymous 12908

>>12907
I never trusted birth control pills either. But the issues from my uterine fibroids kept getting worse so I finally tried them.
I lost ten pounds. Acne cleared up. Less bloating. I stopped bleeding constantly. Most importantly my friendships and family ties improved because my massive bitchy mood swings calmed down.
Not everyone will have the same results of course. People with balanced hormones could end up messing themselves up with it. Just saying it’s not as scary as you think.

Anonymous 12909

Much like a down payment on a house, I don't think you should be allowed to have children until you can cough up an estimate of the cash that will cover the first 5 years of its life.

Anonymous 12919

>>12834
Tis my other point. Would we have the abortion debate at all if we were more judicious with our vaginas?

Anonymous 12925

>>12841
>The “just don’t have sex!” argument huh.
NTA but yeah, and? It's a valid argument, it's childish to have sex unprotected and then complain you got pregnant, or worse yet, abort the child. Box of condoms is like 5 bucks, oral exists, and chastity is the best way to remove any pregnancy risk.

Anonymous 12926

>>12848
>A fetus no one has any connections to
Quite literally connected to the mother by the umbilical cord.

>will not hurt anyone or be missed if it disappears.

Post abortion/miscarriage depression. Our bodies literally traumatize us to prevent us from losing a child.

Anonymous 12927

>>12849
Babies are NOT parasites, parasites live by actively harming their host, a baby doesn't harm the mother or bring any complications to her health unless in ridiculously extreme and rare cases.

Anonymous 12932

>>12927
different anon. I'm personally anti-abortion (unless the case of rape or if it may kill the mother) but acting like pregnancy is usually this 100% healthy thing is extremely stupid and kills our anti-abortion argument. Tons of women cannot carry a child without medical help and close monitoring, and I mean tons. Yeah, maybe it's not more than 50% of women but it's so significant it's cruel to pretend it's a rarity.

but yeah, babies aren't "parasites". what the fuck?

Anonymous 12943

>>12932
Complications can and sometimes do happen, but I blame the Western world for poisoning us. Pregnancy related ills almost never occur in places like Africa where they have 4 kids per woman, the only complications that happen in that region has to do with the actual birthing part, and thankfully that's the only segment of pregnancy that we in the West seem to have fixed almost entirely, there are so little deaths at birth that it's thankfully negligible.

Anonymous 12948

>>12925
>chastity.

You’re the one sounding immature. This is the go-to argument when people say no birth control is 100%. Even women who have had their tubes tied can get pregnant. But hey, even if you’re married and already have more than 3 kids, just like don’t have sex!

Anonymous 12949

>>12948
>But hey, even if you’re married and already have more than 3 kids, just like don’t have sex!
Correct, or you could always do intercrural.

Anonymous 12950

>>12949
>correct

Yikes. Are you the anon that believes sex should only be for procreation?

Anonymous 12952

>>12949
Intercrural isn’t where the gspot is honey.

Anonymous 12953

>>12950
No, but how about sex should only be done when the possibility of getting pregnant is acceptable?

>>12952
You sound like a moid.
>it doesn't FEEL as good when I do it like that!
Oh boo hoo

Anonymous 12954

>>12788
This this this

Anonymous 12956

>>12953
Actually I’m a girl. How would I feel any pleasure from a dick rubbing between my legs? That gives the male friction. Not the woman.

Wanting sex and not wanting to get pregnant is a thing. Taking the pill to avoid pregnancy is a thing. I have taken a plan b pill even though I was on the pill just to be safe. Trust. If I found out I was pregnant anyway, I’d immediately get the abortion pill to dissolve it. Your own morality about when and why people should doesn’t actually matter to me. What does matter is if you vote for laws that punish people that don’t agree with your abstinence beliefs.

Anonymous 12957

In this thread: rape apologists.
>like, people can't resist the urge sis, like, it's a natural impulse that you just have to indulge in it, you can't just not do it, it's natural to want to

Anonymous 12958

>>12956
>Actually I’m a girl. How would I feel any pleasure from a dick rubbing between my legs? That gives the male friction. Not the woman.
<but honey I don't WANT to wear the condom, it doesn't feel as good!
This is you.
>Wanting sex and not wanting to get pregnant is a thing.
I am aware, it's stupid, but I'm aware.
>Taking the pill to avoid pregnancy is a thing.
I am aware.
>I have taken a plan b pill even though I was on the pill just to be safe.
Congrats for the lack of forethought that put you in that situation.
>Your own morality about when and why people should doesn’t actually matter to me.
And yours doesn't matter to me either.
>What does matter is if you vote for laws that punish people that don’t agree with your abstinence beliefs.
That's more a problem with democracies/republics. Don't hate the player, hate the game.

Anonymous 12959

>>12948
Are you like 12? A moid perhaps? Can you not go 5 minutes without thinking of sex? Yes, not having penis in vagina sex is the only full-proof method of contraception, if you don't want children that badly then don't do it. There are plenty of sexual stuff you can do with your partner if you are that far gone…

>>12950
>Are you the anon that believes sex should only be for procreation?
No, that's me. And that's neither here nor there.

Anonymous 12960

>>12957
>natural to want to.

It actually is natural though? Unless a person is asexual. If sex didn’t feel good, a whole lot less of us would exist.

Idk why you idiots pretend condoms don't break too. “Just wear the condom! They never break!”

Either way I will still have sex with my ONE partner, take my birth control, and have an early term abortion if all else fails.

Anonymous 12961

>>12960
>It actually is natural though?
Just like the moid urge to rape is. Natural.

Anonymous 12962

>>12960
>take my birth control
"Birth control pills may alter the size of a small part of women's brains, which could be making them angry and depressed – but does not affect their intelligence, according to a small study. Women taking the oral contraceptive were found in the study to have a smaller hypothalamus than women not taking the pill."

https://inews.co.uk/news/science/birth-control-pills-womens-brains-shrink-study-370834

Anonymous 12963

>>12962
You don't understand, she absolutely needs to have sex. Who cares if the birth control physically changes the shape of her brain, she can LITERALLY not survive without it. This does not at all sound like the logic moids use to justify their shittiness.

Anonymous 12964

>>12960
Sexual urges are natural, nobody is saying otherwise or you or anyone else should be shamed for it. Obsession and an insistence on wanting to practice it regardless of consequences is what (at least I) have a problem with.

>condoms break

Abstinence doesn't.

Anonymous 12965

>>12927
>>12943
Reported you for being a moid.
Unrelated, but saw a tv document of an african mother, who had a birth complication, tried to eat some herbs to cure it, and the baby rotted in her vag for days. The doctor pulled the baby out and it exploded into mush and pus in his hands, right there in the screen. JFC I actually vomited on the spot.

Anonymous 12966

>>12757
Honestly in terms of abortion, I find almost all cases of abortion morally acceptable. Unless someone goes out of their way to get pregnant and then abort in the latest stage (which shouldn't even be illegal as to find the intentions of a person almost impossible without major invasive orders) but rather that case is immoral. I've honestly heard good cases for infanticide very early on since the conscious experience of being can't really be described as a full person but on a practical level completely inapplicable. Legally, (politically and economically) abortion should be 100% legal until birth.

Anonymous 12968

>>12966
>Honestly in terms of abortion, I find almost all cases of abortion morally acceptable.
>Unless someone goes out of their way to get pregnant and then abort in the latest stage (which shouldn't even be illegal as to find the intentions of a person almost impossible without major invasive orders) but rather that case is immoral.
>Legally, (politically and economically) abortion should be 100% legal until birth.
So almost all cases of abortion are moral… unless someone goes out of their way to abort in a late stage… but all abortions should be legal until the baby is pushed out of the vagina…

What?

Anonymous 12976

>12965
>if you're not down with senseless baby genocide apologists's mental gymnastics you're a moid!!! >:(
Seek sunlight. You don't even get the satisfaction of getting a (You)

Anonymous 12979

>>12976
>”baby genocide”
>has no clue about women’s anatomy
>thinks 4scrote (You)’s are a thing here
You need to go back.

Anonymous 12981

Go ahead brainlet, call it a clump of cells or whatever other coping mechanism you've developed to pretend like you're not defending murder.

Anonymous 12984

>>12981
Coathangers are indeed dangerous weapons.

Anonymous 12985

Abortion is just self population control. Yes you are killing something but it doesn't matter. The long term economical and social benefits make it worth it. There's a reason most 1st world countries allow it and why lots of poor and dumb 3rd world ones don't.

Anonymous 12992

I hate how lightly many people treat abortions, not for moral reasons, but because this can mean that women who are in a crisis end up completely emotionally unprepared for how physically and mentally devastating it can be, even without factoring in your moral opinion, or that of your family etc.
A friend recently had an abortion, via "the pill", and told me she's still bleeding and in pain almost a month later. And that's the easy one…

Anonymous 12993

>>12985
>The long term economical and social benefits make it worth it.
Until you go below replacement level and start running out of new people to maintain the economy when the majority of the population becomes elderly and living off benefits, then you get governments and NGOs import an entire different culture to "rejuvenate" said country and keep GDP high. Like Europe right now.

Anonymous 12994

>>12984
Joking about something that has harmed, mutilated, and outright killed women in the past sure does prove… something…

Anonymous 12996

>>12994
No jokes here, it’s just the future you’d choose. It’s a handy weapon when the only other options are to die in childbirth or share parenthood with a rapist.
But then, you’re a moid, not like you care.

Anonymous 12997

>what’s the problem, you just get a beer belly for 9 months and then shit it out one day
>damn that sounds easy as fuck, females are just being whiny again, there are absolutely no risks involved for her at any point
>oh you hate the fetus? nah you will learn to love it and raise it well, surely it won’t grow up as an unloved sack of shit who becomes the next Hitler, trust me, female instincts will prevent that
>just suck it up sis

Anonymous 12998

6d794ab98ec20b55b6…

Again, another thread derailing into moid witch-hunting and strawman arguments.

Anonymous 12999

>>12998
It is what he implied. But then
>tranime girl
You’re not even trying to hide your Y-chromosomes.

Anonymous 13009

>>12993
Europe is not below replacement level. Some places even have higher rates than the US lately. It's just an excuse to import browns.

And even if it was, forcing births is not the right way to solve a declining population. Multiple unplanned children do more harm than good. Just look at all the countries that do that and see how inferior they are. The ones who reproduce the most in no-abortion places are ALWAYS the poor, the uneducated, the minorities.

Anonymous 13025

>>12757
Abortion is a good thing, it should be free and available on demand

Anonymous 13027

>>13026
Their argument was that allowing abortions hurts the economy because people don't reproduce. That was just to explain that the demographic groups that do reproduce under no abortions laws aren't the type that help the economy.
Being uneducated is not good tho. Not for you or anybody. And I don't mean fancy upper education, just decent education at school and at home while growing up.

Anonymous 13029

>>12997
Nice straw-man, did you build it yourself?

Anonymous 13379

I think abortion is murder and immoral but I know that if I had a child that I knew would have mental or physical disabilities I would get an abortion. So I recognize my hypocrisy and don't mind if abortion is legal

Anonymous 13383

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>>12757
i don't even care if abortion is seen as murder, i refuse to carry a baby if i truly don't want it. i've struggled with body dysmorphia throughout my entire life, even before puberty. i don't need the ugly bodily changes that pregnancy would induce, so i wouldn't be comfortable going through any pregnancy even if i was planning to give it away for adoption.

plus i wouldn't want some random kid that i regret giving birth to trying to find me, his/her birth mother, like many adoptees do later on in life

Anonymous 13386

>>13026
>poor
>education
sorry anon, outside of minorities people who are in no place to have children currently shouldn't be raising children. We shouldn't encourage the idea of people who don't know if their child is going to have a meal tomorrow or if they can help their child with their homework to have kids

Anonymous 13387

>>13386
Got so many horror stories from uneducated/poor parents. I know multiple people who gave their baby honey, water, and black bean bottles. One of those same parents were convinced their baby got "cursed by an evil eye" because it got really sick one time. They gave it teas and did some ceremony to lift the curse.

Also the way these people talk to such little kids… I heard one tell his son he was going to "fuck him up" if he cried. Always threatening them with violence.

Anonymous 13391

I think it's good that this option exists for people in difficult situations. But I wouldn't get an abortion myself as I am in a good situation and would be able to raise a child even if I was on my own.
Honestly, I don't think any woman would take that choice as lightly as people make it out to be. Do people really think any sane person would use this very invasive method as birth control more than once?

Anonymous 13419

>>13029
Thats pro-life logic behind "just birth that child it literally doesnt hurt you", retard. Dont even dare to deny it

Anonymous 13420

>>12998
>moid witch-hunting
you will never be a witch

Anonymous 13423

You know, I want to say women should have the right to choose for their specific situation, but we've clearly fucked it up. Worldwide, there's been an estimated 2-3 billion abortions in the past 50-60 years, and we're up to around 50 million per year. For context, all deaths from all wars in all human history is about a billion, so 1/3 the loss of life, of what we've done in half a century. It's so commonplace that in a lot of areas/countries, there's more abortions than births, even in countries with declining population. The scale of this thing is just completely off the charts I can't even comprehend it. Whenever I think about it I can't help but feel like the world is actually ending. We're so broken we kill our children by the billions in an already declining population.

Anonymous 13424

>>13423
Abortion isn't murder
And it's better to abort fetuses than birthing them in an already overpopulated world where most of their life will be suffering and problems

Anonymous 13427

>>13424
That's just cope. Obviously it's different but I lost one of my pregnancies at 12 weeks and despite all the rhetoric about "clump of cells" they more person than not person, clearly, so I'm willing to call it more murder than not murder.

Anonymous 13428

>>13424
If life isn't worth living for them because of future suffering, it's not worth living for us either, but you're not going around advocating murder or suicide and probably think saving someone's life is good, so I don't know how you deal with that doublethink.

Anonymous 13430

>>13424
>it's better to abort fetuses than birthing them in an already overpopulated world where most of their life will be suffering and problems
This is possibly the worst pro-abortion argument I have ever heard.

Anonymous 13431

>>12997
No one says this.

Anonymous 13491

>>13428
No I don't, most people (especially moids) don't matter and I don't feel bad for them dying
>>13427
Cope with what exactly? I don't think murder is always bad (even if you think abortion is murder, and everyone who doesn't think that way is coping), if it's not overly painful (and there's no proof that abortion is painful for the fetus)
>>13430
Anti abortion arguments are even worse, m-murder is bad! Unless it's animals of course

Anonymous 13495

>>13491
>Anti abortion arguments are even worse
>Implying abortion arguments are already shit
quite the self own there, kek

Anonymous 13496

>>13493
based

Anonymous 13497

>>13491
>murder is bad
>so to prevent this we will slowly murder them once they're born instead by forcing them to be born in shitty conditions

Anonymous 13498

It is a delicate subject and I agree with OP that it shouldn't be taken lightly. I do support abortion though and don't believe life begins at conception. But I understand people who think abortion is wrong. My parents were really anti-abortion, for some people it is the political issue they are most concerned about and it was annoying how they wouldn't hear any opinion other than their own

Anonymous 13503

>>13495
No, it's what you chose to assume, moid

Anonymous 14128

>>14122
>In a rational society, abortion would be legal until birth.
Yes anon, in a rational society it would make sense to abort a child 5 minutes before birth. In a rational society you kill your children instead of caring for them.

Anonymous 14196

>>14128
https://youtu.be/j4PTf7LgsIE

If i was told my child would be like this 5 minutes before it was born, I would opt for abortion asap.

Complain all you want, that man’s mother will die. Underpaid caretakers who don’t have motherly love for hopeless beings like this sometimes take to abusing them since they know they are non verbal.
People with severe disabilities are in for a world of loneliness and pain once their family dies off.

Anonymous 14197

I don’t really buy the “it’s just a bundle of cells/foetus” argument. It’s alive. But I hate humanity and babies especially so abortion doesn’t bother me. Mother nature seems to be fine with it.

Anonymous 14204

>>14197
I think it pretty much is just a bunch of goup trying ti arrange itself for the first two weeks or so. Once the basic shape forms it’s more “alive”. Either way, I see infants and children as future ugly, stupid adults making their own horrible untrained brats. I look at their ugly obnoxious parents and compare the features and imagine how many of their stupid habits they’ll pick up. so I don’t care much what happens to babies either honestly.

Anonymous 14205

>>14197
It may be technically alive but so is sperm, no one is telling men they can't jerk off because they're killing ~alive~ sperm. I'm pro-abortion/choice anyway but if I wasn't, I think if it has a beating heart yet is a better measure.

Anonymous 14206

i think abortion is killing something, but it is a woman's right to kill something that is inside of her. obviously once you get past the second trimester it gets much much more morally uncomfortable. in truth im not sure about the whole thing myself.

Anonymous 14208

>>14205
>no one is telling men they can't jerk off because they're killing ~alive~ sperm
that's more to do with them being men and everything revolving around and favouring men than whether they are alive or not

Anonymous 14274

>>12757
>conscious
>fetus
Pick one. A pig has a sense of intelligence analogous to that of a 3-year-old human child, and we slaughter them without a second thought, so I'm going to have to respectfully dismiss the idea that there's a perfect point in the neurological development of the fetus that's cause for any sort of hard-stop on the harvest unless the fetus can survive on its own.. in which case, it becomes a baby.

Anyways, abortion is honestly just a tool used to ensure a society isn't overpopulated because once that happens, that's the end of civilization [As We Know It] the death of your culture. Although… the death of one culture doesn't necessarily guarantee the one replacing it will be any more benevolent or deserving of power..

>just rape victims

I like how you leave out victims of incest here

Anonymous 14288

>>12757
if someone wants an abortion that means they know they would probably be a bad parent
let women who know they'd fuck up a kids life have an abortion, it keeps less people from living shitty lives
from what i've seen other women say, having an abortion is traumatizing, and that is "consequence" enough for their irresponsibility
they don't need to be shamed more imo

as for women who treat abortions like they're a morning after pill,
i'm convinced they have some sort of mental illness that stops them from feeling bad about it/being responsible
which, again, probably means they would make terrible mothers

i never had an abortion but miscarried when i was raped as a teenager, and i felt so much guilt about being happy i miscarried i still sometimes cry thinking about it
i would have had an abortion if i didn't miscarry, and i was raped so it'd be less looked down on, but i still would have felt guilty if i had an abortion
so i think i have some empathy for women who get abortions because average woman would definitely feel guilty about it

Anonymous 14291

>>14288
You shouldn’t feel guilty anon. Miscarriages are natural and more common than most people realise. It’s ok to feel relief that the situation resolved itself but it’s not your fault it happened. Just a fluke it happened then.

Anonymous 14293

>>14291
i know this logically and only feel that way when i'm already in a really low place and think about it
i don't feel guilty on a logical level, just in an uncontrollable feeling type of way if that makes sense?
it's probably a motherly instinct thing

Anonymous 15440

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>>12757
is it me or there's a weird amount of young men/teens in anti-abortion rallies? I've seen a few pictures of just plain ol' articles with them in one.

a lot of them seem weirdly gleeful or smug.

Anonymous 15446

Im against it. Even in cases of rape

Please no hate, I dont blame women who abort because of rape. They are in a horrible place. I do get why they would do that, not entirely because im not in their place, but I understand a little

Its only because I consider the foetus to be a child from the very point of conception. So yes in my mind its a different body than its mother and a child shouldnt get killed because of his fathers crime for exemple.

I think we should invest in better following women who dont want their child, in a better adoption system, in better health care, and in actual justice, because abortion doesnt free women from what they suffered (they still get depressed, sometimes its even worse after the abortion). I feel like abortion is one more way to indirectly strip women from something that is a part of their psychology in advantage of some men too.
If we had a different view on rape, on women sexuality, on maternity, on being a single mother, if justice was really there for women, maybe just maybe women would be able to embrace maternity without feeling less free and abused etc. Maternity shouldnt be a burden but it actually is because we made it that way.
Nothing is actually made to help pregnant women. Its all short term, non efficient solutions. Nothing is there to help women who dont want their pregnancy. Worse than that we use women wombs to carry other people babies.
Everything about pregnancy and maternity nowadays is made against female nature and maternity. Most women build a strong connection to their chidlren.

Anonymous 15447

BUT i forgot to mention men should have no voice in that

They only care about it out of self interest, which means we cant let them speak on matters that mainly concern women.
They have a fetish for pregnancy, for maternity, and they want abortion only when its in their own advantage.

Women need to realize by themselves and for themselves that we are being lied to about whats good for us.

Anonymous 15450

>>15446
>abortion doesnt free women from what they suffered
It frees them from their body drastically changing against their will. It frees them from going through the traumatic experience of giving birth, one of the most physically painful things a human being can go through. Men never think about the physical changes that women have to suffer during pregnancy. Imagine your body changing against your will. It's fucking body horror.

Anonymous 15451

Yeah I get it a little more now. But it cant really change my mind on it because I still see the life beneath that. If babies were just parasites to me Id completely agree.

Anonymous 15452

So yeah Its an opinion I respect without sharing.

Anonymous 15454

>>15451
Well, babies are parasites to me. If I ever get raped that thing is getting killed and I'll be happy about it. :)

Anonymous 15478

>>12762
life is retarded and moronic babies should be aborted

Anonymous 15479

>>15478
Babies aren't even cute imo. They're gross-looking, shit their pants, and constantly scream.

Anonymous 15517

i think abortions should happen whenever, if the pregnant girl/woman wants one.

Anonymous 15520

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>>12757
There's no real ethical argument against killing an infant even AFTER it has been born, when we're already okay with slaughtering pigs.

Anonymous 15521

>>15454
Any women who doesn't immediately abort a rapist's baby as soon as she's able is disgusting. Why would you allow a rapist to win like that? He took your safety and dignity, and now you're going to allow his shitty genes to propagate? No. You kill that shitty little rapist baby and you don't allow him to win.

Anonymous 15525

>>12757
ppl should get red robin gift cards everytime they get an abortion

Anonymous 15527

>>15521
He raped her yet SHE is disgusting? Your logic is so backwards

Anonymous 15535

>>15527
Ignore it. Clear rage bait is obvious.

Anonymous 15537

>>12765
do you seriously expect the baby of a mother that "isn't ready" to turn out well? The amount of abused children that come from mothers who did not want their baby is astonishing.

Anonymous 15540

Always remember that "pro-lifers" are killing women

Anonymous 15580

>>12762
Until the baby is actually born, then it can starve in the street for all our government cares

Anonymous 15581

>>15440
Because the morality argument is just pretense
It really is just about taking rights away from women at the end of the day

Anonymous 15582

I'm uncomfortable with abortion and how flippant some women are about getting them. However, I don't think the government should be able tk have that much control over a woman's reproductive rights. I also think a lot of women who get abortions and brag and make jokes about it would've been awful mothers and made the right choice in avoiding a neglectful/abusive situation for the child.

Anonymous 15584

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I think modern people treat sex way too casually for how important of an act it is. Which is why I'm pro life. The sides will never agree.

Anonymous 15585

>>15581
True. No matter how many people are anti-choice because they believe in "good reasons" it doesn't change the fact that outlawing and criminalizing abortion does not and will never help either side. People like >>15584 are either malicious or completely short sighted because making miscarriages a felony isn't going to alleviate hookup culture.

Even if you are "pro-life" because you believe in souls or whatever, the fact that real-world implementation of abortion only ruins women's lives, will never change. Because the people you vote for don't care about your "nuanced" opinions no matter how they advertise their politics. In the end it's always those who want to control women and strip their rights one by one who win and prevail.

If you still blindly parrot "Pro-life! Pro-life!" despite being shown the consequences, you're either malicious, as I said, or too stupid to have an opinion on the subject.

Anonymous 15586

>>15585
Maybe people should be more vocal about that kind of stuff instead of just saying my body my choice for the millionth time.

Anonymous 15587

>>15586
Maybe you should do some research instead of basing your opinion on a catchy slogan made for rallies and protests not for debates and discussions

Anonymous 15588

>>15584
do you think children should be punishments?

Anonymous 15593

>>15588
I think people should deal with the consequences of life.
>>15587
I don't care about the research. Abortion bad.

Anonymous 15594

>>15593
Coming into existence is never a choice, and it is sheer insanity that anyone is born at all. Abortion cannot be anything but good for rectifying at least some of this injustice.

Anonymous 15596

>>15593
The fact that you think children are just "consequences" says a lot about you.

Anonymous 15597

>>15596
Anti-choice arguments often lack any nuance or realism.

Anonymous 15598

>>15596
Consequence as in have sex acquire baby. Obviously they are a miracle of life and should be cherished, even if not by their biological parents.

Anonymous 15599

>>15597
It's funny because anti-choicers are often the ones calling pro-choicers unrealistic. The projection kek

Anonymous 15600

>>15593
>I don't care about the research. Abortion bad.
There we go.
It's really hard to tell who's a moid and who's a retard on here

Anonymous 15603

>>15595
Someone who does not exist cannot be denied anything and cannot feel deprived because they do not exist. However, the situation where they do exist and decide to kill themselves first requires them to go through immense suffering. The position you espouse comes off incredibly heartless and moidlike.

Anonymous 15622

>>15521
i've heard people say that if you abort a rapist's baby you actually allow the rapist to win because he did a crime and you erased all the evidence. not my opinion but maybe interesting for some of you

Anonymous 15623

>>12757
honestly though, i don't understand why we have this discussion. i've been sexually active for almost 8 years. the only thing i use to avoid pregnancy are condoms, that's it. i've never been pregnant and never had to abort a baby. this discussion isn't about morals (casual sex being good or bad), because casual sex doesn't mean you are gonna get pregnant.

i'm pro life, because if i wanna get pregnant, i remove the condom, if i don't wanna get pregnant, i use a condom. i chose to get pregnant or not. i don't understand how people can say pregnancy happened to them or they didn't chose to be pregnant, like, what, how? if you have unprotected sex, you chose to have a baby. i don't understand how we even have to discuss this obvious shit.

i do agree with abortion when the life of the mother is in danger or extreme situations like rape, but those shouldn't be a reason for dumb people to also claim they have the right to abort their baby after they chose to have unprotected sex. that doesn't make sense, and i think you are sick in the head.

Anonymous 15635

>>15623
One day you might be stealthed by a man you thought you trusted or your contraceptive will malfunction. It's not a rare thing and it may happen to anyone. Allowing abortion hurts no one, literally no one, not a single person who is living, walking, or crawling on this world. If you think people use an invasive procedure as their primary form of contraceptive and not a last resort you're incredibly naive.

>i do agree with abortion when the life of the mother is in danger or extreme situations like rape, but those shouldn't be a reason for dumb people to also claim they have the right to abort their baby

In your head this looks fair but the real-life implementation of those laws will not reflect your ideals. Those exceptions will not be reasons for "dumb people" to use to cheat their way into an abortion, on the contrary it will be a way for clinics to cheat their "legally valid" clients into denying them abortions. And how will you implement this "prove you were raped" system?‌ Surely you don't think the gentle and loving legal system you live in will immediately look at a traumatized woman, examine her and rush her to surgery right away? No, what happens realistically is that the woman has to report the perpetrator which is difficult enough, hope her proof of innocence is enough, wait for the policemen to settle their bureaucracy, on an on.. all the while going through psychological torment, carrying a rapist's parasite, enduring the infringement of her liberties and rights as a human being.

You people give 0 thought to the logistics and the real-world implementation of the laws you are proposing. Once again I‌ have to ask, are you malicious or stupid?

Anonymous 15639

>>15622
People can twist things either way to suit their own agenda. The woman should do whatever is right for her and forget about what it means to anyone else.

Anonymous 15640

>>15623
For you know, you could have avoided pregnancy all these years because you are unable to have children.

Anonymous 15661

>>15622
rape conviction rate is fucking pitiful anyway and you still would have to prove the conception occurred due to rape. women should do whatever is right for their desires and situation.

Anonymous 15665

>>15622
That is the most retarded thing I've ever heard.

Anonymous 15752

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>>15603
>>15594
Why do you view life as a punishment? Life is good despite its downsides. You should look at having kids as an opportunity to share how good your life is with someone rather than punishing them. When I find a nice meme or succeed in something I naturally wanna share it with someone I love or like, so I wanna have a good life and share it with my kids.

>>15593
>>15584
I agree, I do not know how I would respond to rape victim cases or some extreme diseases, but otherwise most people who get abortion only wanna sleep around and have fun without doing much else (like some nona said in the childless thread). Cannot have your cake and eat it too ykno. When people look at sex as some fun to be had then obviously this is what happens. And women end up paying for hookup culture and despite that some women still promote it, idgi

Anonymous 15753

>>15752
>You should look at having kids as an opportunity to share how good your life is with someone rather than punishing them.
For the VAST majority of women life is painful 99% of the time. Why would you want to share that with anyone.

Anonymous 15754

>>15478
so based

Anonymous 15755

>>15520
True this is one thing I never understood is why people are ok with abortion but once the baby is out of the body it becomes not ok to kill them. Like you gave birth to a retard baby and because your dr didn't flag it now you have to raise it sorry. As if historically there isn't precedent for throwing such children off of a cliff.

Anonymous 15756

>>15753
Life is "miserable" for everyone nona, and always has been. There have always been widespread and systematic problems. Our age sucks thats true but people in the past had to worry about a lot more, bandit raids, famines, natural disasters, epidemics due to bad hygene (ones with actually high death rates). And people still had kids then. Obviously if you center your life on having as much pleasure as possible then you will be miserable, but its mostly just a pov thing.

Anonymous 15757

>>15755
A lot of people secretly support the murder of disabled babies, they only refrain out of fear of the law and social consequences. That's why there are so many stories of women drowning babies or tossing them out of windows.

Anonymous 15765

Victims of rape and incest should always have access to it.

If the fetus is disabled mentally or physically, it should be allowed.

Overall, I'm torn on the issue. I want the choice to be available, but the kinds of women who treat it like no different than taking Plan B or birth control are repulsive. That "tee hee, off to get my 3rd abortion~" mindset makes me want to be pro life purely out of spite.

The world would be better if women were actually taught how to be responsible and how to stand up for themselves when a man tries to insist they not use protection. Ready access to abortions enables irresponsibility in young women.

What baffles me the most about the argument from a conservative perspective is that most of the women getting abortions are poor minorites. Shouldn't they be in support of having less of them around?

Anonymous 15767

>>15765
>What baffles me the most about the argument from a conservative perspective is that most of the women getting abortions are poor minorites. Shouldn't they be in support of having less of them around?
How much CNN do you watch??
You're average conservaturd boomer doesn't want to kill all niggers or hate minorities, this is niche mostly online right wing NRX extremism, not conservatism
>That "tee hee, off to get my 3rd abortion~" mindset makes me want to be pro life purely out of spite.
Very few women are like this and no no such culture is thriving or growing at any significance. This is just incredibly hyperbolic and ironically conservative propaganda made to make you feel in such a way, lol. I can recognize this even and I'm pro life

Anonymous 15768

>>15765
>tee hee, off to get my 3rd abortion~
For fuck's sake, stop browsing r9k. No woman is like this.

Anonymous 15786

>>15765
>That "tee hee, off to get my 3rd abortion~" mindset makes me want to be pro life purely out of spite
It's not just you, pro life movement as a whole is motivated out of spite. These folks think that having an unwanted child is a punishment for irresponsible women. In the end of the day, no one cares for what actually happens to these children, it's pretty ironic.

Anonymous 15807

abortion is a human (female) right :)

Anonymous 15810

In high school I knew a guy who was your typical brainwashed right winger teen (he only watched feminist get rekt compilations) and I remember i got to talk to him in the context of an english class and the subject of abortions was brought up and he said that he wished abortions were illegal because it kills too many white babies
im scared what he has become now if this was the stuff he'd say in high school

Anonymous 15812

>>15810
Wow usually I see right wingers agree with abortions because non-whites are supposedly the ones who do it the most.

Anonymous 18115

Should be legal… Women's safety and will matters more than some cluster of cells

Anonymous 18122

>>15786
I'm all for abortions and I personally would get one if I was pregnant without even thinking about it, but out spoken pro-choice people are always absolute Reddit cringe

Anonymous 18130

I used to be pro life, but tbh the idea that a microscopic zygote is alive from the moment of conception is absolutely fucking ridiculous and whether a being is alive or not doesn't mean it has the right to use your body. Ideally abortions would be limited to the embryo stage before it becomes a fetus, or within the first trimester of pregnancy. However a lotbof genetic testing for various retardations such as down syndrome isn't even available until like 22 weeks, I believe an extension should be allowed for downies and I would abort my downie baby in a heartbeat.

Anonymous 18131

If I got pregnant now I might terminate the pregnancy without telling my nigel. In my country if you choose to abort before 12 weeks they just give us a pill and a home care kit that you collect at a womens wellness centre and do yourself at home. I would not even think about it. I would simply phone the centre, get my pill in under 7 days, and flush that jelly bean out

Anonymous 18133

>>18131
why not tell your bf? Would he not be supportive of the abortion?

Anonymous 18138

I'm mormon I just see it as a pure evil it happens but its never good

Anonymous 18145

I'm pro choice, I don't care how other people live their lives and I think it should be available to the women who want them.



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