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Originally Posted by newtovenice
Then stop reading my posts. No one is forcing you to.
I tell people that so they know I will not be responding to them anymore. So if they want to waste their time continuing to ask me the same 5 questions over and over, it's on them.
If you actually asked an intelligent question, I might answer it. You haven't.
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And again, here is a question (actually four) that you did not consider "intelligent" enough to answer previously. Obviously I completely disagree with you about the quality of my questions, and I have to wonder what constitutes "intelligent discourse" in your opinion.
My questions are not easy or shallow, and they show just how complex the issue of abortion is. They require a fair amount of intelligence to be discussed. So here is a complete copy/paste from what I asked you and oldglory in another thread:
I've posted numerous times in several different threads about abortion, but I have not seen any detailed discussion of the permanent physical changes to a woman's body after pregnancy and childbirth.
Face it, the human sex drive is natural and intense, for both men and women. But only men can fulfill this natural drive without risking his health to the potentially horrendous after-effects of pregnancy and childbirth. I had THREE HUNDRED stitches after the birth of my first child, and trust me, things "down there" have never been quite the same. Some women deal with lifelong urinary leakage due to muscle and nerve damage that affects bladder control. Gestational diabetes occurs in about 10% of pregnant women, and this turns into Type 2 diabetes for about half of those women. About 6% of pregnant women develop pre-eclampsia, which is very serious and can be fatal. Less deadly (but still potentially serious) effects include varicose veins, hemorrhoids, loss of teeth, permanent separation of the abdominal muscles, and permanently wider hips including joint issues there. Cosmetic changes include skin discoloration, permanently larger feet, and permanent change in body shape particularly abdomen and breasts.
But most significantly, 700 women in the US, and over 300,000 women worldwide, DIE EVERY YEAR due to pregnancy and childbirth.
Men and women both have a natural sex drive, but only WOMEN have to take on all of these risks I've mentioned. And as I posted earlier, with an average 5% failure rate (which is the rate oldglory mentioned in a post) close to 2 million women in the US alone become pregnant every year despite using BC. Do you think it's closer to a 1% failure rate? Ok, that's still 40,000 unintended pregnancies every year in the US alone.
So I would like to ask every anti-abortion poster here 4 questions, and I hope even half of you have the guts and the honesty to answer them.
1. What do you think is an acceptable solution to the problems I have raised in this post?
2. Should every woman unwilling to risk her health or life for pregnancy and child birth refuse to ever have sex?
3. Should these women's husbands or SO's employ the services of a prostitute or mistress, or should these men also live without sex?
4. Or is part of being a woman on this planet a forced acceptance of the health risks of pregnancy and child birth?