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I'm sure her daughter would LOVE to know that mommy wanted to kill her.
My daughter knows I had choice when I was pregnant with her. She understands fully she too has choice. I don’t care you view abortion as murder, nor does the woman who has one. don’t want an abortion, don’t have one. It’s simple
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I'm not talking about Title X --- general healthcare for women as low income patients. What does that look like for suburban Philadelphia?
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I was talking about Title X. Try to keep up.
omg ---- try to keep up yourself --- and I asked you a specific question that you didn't wish to answer, so I'll do it for you. Title X and PP are not the only game in town, even where you are there is general healthcare for women as low income patients, where as, there are State funded hospitals, clinics, and physicians. A person doesn't even have to be on Medicaid to be seen. Just make an appointment to see if you qualify and go from there. They bill on what they call, a sliding-scale. PP could vanish tomorrow and it wouldn't make one bit of a difference for low income women's general healthcare, even in Philadelphia.
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Right. The choice to kill their daughters. It's surprising that some still can't acknowledge that abortion kills.
If that mom had had an abortion, her daughter would be. dead. That's not confirmation bias, that's fact because abortion kills.
They tell themselves something else, apparently. I know some don't. As I know of two women who had an abortion and they knew exactly what they were doing when they did it --- never denied it. One believed God punished her for doing it, through the next pregnancy which was stillborn. I could never get her to shake the guilt. God forgives, which was something she couldn't wrap her head around. The other woman idk, we lost contact.
My daughter knows I had choice when I was pregnant with her. She understands fully she too has choice. I don’t care you view abortion as murder, nor does the woman who has one. don’t want an abortion, don’t have one. It’s simple
I'm glad your daughter understands that you thought about killing her.
I'm sure it was a wonderful moment the two of you shared.
You told your daughter that abortion is a choice and that both you and she were free to choose abortion.
???
Choices are what we think about before making a decision. Not sure how I twisted that?
You suggested a woman taking their kid to a pro choice rally is the same as telling them “mommy wanted to kill you but didn’t”. Pro choice reflects supporting all choices available to you. Supporting all choice doesn’t mean anything other than you support a woman’s rights to bodily autonomy.
You suggested a woman taking their kid to a pro choice rally is the same as telling them “mommy wanted to kill you but didn’t”. Pro choice reflects supporting all choices available to you. Supporting all choice doesn’t mean anything other than you support a woman’s rights to bodily autonomy.
Isn't it?
A mom is telling hr own child that she believes that killing a baby in the womb is OK.
Makes sense that it would apply directly to her own children. That if she thinks it's OK, she considered killing them because it was here choice. And it was her choice NOT to kill them. But she could've.
Kids are smart. They figure these things out.
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