Why I am 'Pro-Life'... (drugs, brainwash, state, claim)
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Then do you dearly wish a law to be passed that would place all pregnant women on 24 hr a day electronic surveillance to make sure they don't go get an abortion?
No. Are you in the business of kiling babies for blood money? When I look at my 3 kids and realize my wife could have had them killed and there's nothing I could do about it....fortunately, she is more dedicated to providing support for women and unwanted babies and even more pro-life than I am.
So, we make abortion illegal. What do we do with women who still get an abortion illegally?
seriously anti choice folks seem not to care if women die from back alley and self inflicted coat hanger abortions, after all look at all the babies they saved
Where`s the outrage from these people when a dozen or so living human beings are gunned down at the movie theater,church,school,etc.? Pro war and pro gun is pro life?
Easy. Guns don't kill people. People kill people.
Likewise, abortions don't kill fetuses. People kill fetuses.
Did you read the article? Or is this sarcasm? Either way, say a bit more...
No, I didn't care for the article. I did care for the title of your thread and addressed it the way I see it. Why else do you think we talk about pro-choice versus anti-choice during Presidential elections, or political elections in general?
I am pro-life, and pro-choice, and, have held these beliefs long before I even had the opportunity to register to vote.
Abortion and women's rights have never been threatened in this extreme way, since the first time I was eligible to vote for a president over a decade ago. Cue, my interest in this discussion. Further, when deciding my vote, I take a look at which candidate's overall views align most with what I believe and agree with; I don't focus on one specific topic, such as abortion, to dictate all. For others in this forum, not sure I can say the same.
In terms of the article; not sure what's not to care about it. He's calling out a hypocrisy, which, very few have decided to thoroughly touch upon in this thread. Instead, just endless posts about conception and viability, almost ironically supporting what the author was originally calling out as a major contradiction in terms of the sanctity of life--regardless of where one 'believes' it all begins, for sure, it doesn't end at birth.
I am pro-choice, because it is none of my business to impose my personal choices on others, just as I don't want anybody else telling me about my personal choices.
The article explains how you don't get to call yourself "prolife" simply because you oppose abortion.
Most conservatives are not prolife, as they lack concern for what happens AFTER birth... or at least if they are concerned, they think, "hey, not MY problem!"
So no, you are not prochoice, Mr. Conservative warrior. You are anti-abortion. There is a huge difference.
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