Planned parenthood is really planned not parenthood (legal, drug, statistics)

[dothetwist]

Making someone have an unwanted baby is a bad idea. The kid will not be loved. Maybe that's what happened to tRump....he certainly seems someone whose parents did not give him much attention.

[AfternoonCoffee]

I don't "like" abortion. I am personally "anti-abortion"

But I should only be able to decide that for myself, not my neighbor, not my coworker, not victim of rape, no one but myself.

This shouldn't be a political issue, but a private medical and moral one.

[dothetwist]

Originally Posted by AfternoonCoffee

I don't "like" abortion. I am personally "anti-abortion"

But I should only be able to decide that for myself, not my neighbor, not my coworker, not victim of rape, no one but myself.

This shouldn't be a political issue, but a private medical and moral one.

Agreed.

[usayit]

Pro Choice not Pro Abortion.

Allow the choice but also make efforts (education access to birth control) to avoid unwanted pregnancies to begin with. NYC, for example, provides free access to condoms.

IMO, Pro-life looks great on paper. In reality it is a disaster.

[bryan85]

Originally Posted by peequi

My body! Don't touch it!

Hastag Shout Your Abortions!

Girl power!

A couple of real sickos.

[Cantabridgienne]

LOL at "abortion shop".


I got a pap smear there but figured well, as long as I'm there, I'll get an abortion too. Now that's killing two birds with one stone!

[hooligan]

Originally Posted by AfternoonCoffee

I don't "like" abortion. I am personally "anti-abortion"

But I should only be able to decide that for myself, not my neighbor, not my coworker, not victim of rape, no one but myself.

This shouldn't be a political issue, but a private medical and moral one.

I like you!

[hothulamaui]

the op should mind his own sperm and us women will mind our own reproduction. how we go about that is not his business.

[2mares]

Originally Posted by skepticratic

It's crazy they did that whole hearing in a minute and 40 seconds... That's all the evidence anyone rational person could possibly need, right?

LOL. Seems its becoming the American way.

[Dane_in_LA]

Oooh, cute soundbite. Completely illogical, of course, in that planning for parenthood rather strongly implies that there are times in one's life where one would rather not become a parent. When I plan on buying a car when I have the money on hand, it takes a really annoying stickler for pseudologic to oh-so-cleverly point out that I'm actually planning to not buy a car right now, haha!

Young people who get contraception at PP are in fact planning - intelligently. And PP are pushing for the sort of contraception that statistically works, because they have all sorts of numbers and that helps in planning, too.

Yes, this leads to young women who may enjoy intercourse without consequences. Sorry if this hurts your paternalistic instincts. Actually, not sorry.