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We live in a world full of bad choices. I was the illegitimate son of a migrant farm worker. My mother was/is the most demanding, manipulative, self-centered, woman I've ever met. As if that wasn't enough she was also mentally and physically abusive. A great mother she wasn't/isn't.
I'm now a teacher, a father, and a husband of some 30 years. I have my problems but I'd much rather have them and life than not. You could make the point I'd have been better off dead. Of course you shouldn't have the power to determine whether or not I got the chance to live. But then, in a perfect world neither would my mother.
I'm still working on my relationship with my mother. I don't love her but she's getting on in years now and she needs me. I need to do the best I can to help her. Had I been killed in the wormb she would have no one.
People should have the chance to live, even poor ones.
How about Who?Me? - she sure seems gleeful when she states that abortion is legal - if she isn't pro-abortion she isn't doing a very good job of making it clear.
How about Who?Me? - she sure seems gleeful when she states that abortion is legal - if she isn't pro-abortion she isn't doing a very good job of making it clear.
who? me?, like myself are glad and stand behind our right as women to choose for ourselves and our lives if we want to give birth or not. no one should be forced to give birth unless they want to. pro choice folks will continue to support and even be militant about our rights to our bodies as long as there are people who want to take our choices from us. we live in america not some third world country where a man or a religion can tell us what to do with our lives.
we are pro choice and will fight for women to be able to choose for themselves.
who? me?, like myself are glad and stand behind our right as women to choose for ourselves and our lives if we want to give birth or not. no one should be forced to give birth unless they want to. pro choice folks will continue to support and even be militant about our rights to our bodies as long as there are people who want to take our choices from us. we live in america not some third world country where a man or a religion can tell us what to do with our lives.
we are pro choice and will fight for women to be able to choose for themselves.
who? me?, like myself are glad and stand behind our right as women to choose for ourselves and our lives if we want to give birth or not. no one should be forced to give birth unless they want to. pro choice folks will continue to support and even be militant about our rights to our bodies as long as there are people who want to take our choices from us. we live in america not some third world country where a man or a religion can tell us what to do with our lives.
we are pro choice and will fight for women to be able to choose for themselves.
This isn't about your body - it is about the body of an innocent human life.
Also - even if it was an issue that dealt with a woman and her body - their is a precedent in our law that limits what a woman may choose to do with her body. One cannot use that body to murder, steal, use certain drugs, be a prostitute, ect...
Uisng your logic - rape should be legal - after all - a person should be able to choose what to do with their own body, right?
This isn't about your body - it is about the body of an innocent human life.
Also - even if it was an issue that dealt with a woman and her body - their is a precedent in our law that limits what a woman may choose to do with her body. One cannot use that body to murder, steal, use certain drugs, be a prostitute, ect...
Uisng your logic - rape should be legal - after all - a person should be able to choose what to do with their own body, right?
There you go again, being deliberately obtuse. Starting to think it may not be deliberate....
Rape is an act of violence on another human being - it's not a legal choice for anyone.
Early pregnancy abortion affects no human other than the woman who undergoes the procedure.
This isn't about your body - it is about the body of an innocent human life.
Also - even if it was an issue that dealt with a woman and her body - their is a precedent in our law that limits what a woman may choose to do with her body. One cannot use that body to murder, steal, use certain drugs, be a prostitute, ect...
Uisng your logic - rape should be legal - after all - a person should be able to choose what to do with their own body, right?
it is our body first. without the woman's body there is no womb. again take away the right for a woman to control her own reproductive system and you are essentially forcing us to give birth no matter if we want to or not. this isn't about anything other then a woman having control over her own body. it has nothing to do with stealing, taking drugs or being a prostitute. this has to do only with a woman's womb.
hard to ask the same question of a man as there is no comparable. if there was something to compare, and you had 3 choices available wouldn't you want to be able to pick the choice that best suits you? the answer of course is yes. you would want the option of ALL the choices. you alone get to decide because it is your life not mine.
women are militant about protecting their choice because like a man we get to say how our lives will be led. woman are no longer docile, homemakers who allow their husbands to dictate to them what we should think, act and vote. women are no longer stuck with the only career choice of being either a homemaker, school teacher or nurse.
women can and will think for themselves. we will never go back. nor will we allow a third world mentality to rule how we live.
Early pregnancy abortion affects no human other than the woman who undergoes the procedure.
Aren't you forgetting about the human inside the womb?
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