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Begging to reverse? I highly doubt that a woman who doesn't want another child (or any baby of her own at all) would beg a man to reverse a vasectomy, which is a loving (and easy) procedure a man does for a woman he loves.
In the rare instance where one might want to reverse a vasectomy, reversal "works about 90% to 95% of the time" according to Dr. James Hotaling, a urologist and the director of the men's health program at University of Utah Health.
A woman that doesn’t want a child would obviously have no reason to ask for a reversal. They’re obviously referring to a woman that would want a child.
Begging to reverse? I highly doubt that a woman who doesn't want another child (or any baby of her own at all) would beg a man to reverse a vasectomy, which is a loving (and easy) procedure a man does for a woman he loves]
Um... referring to the poster who wanted to punish ALL filthy male baby makers by requiring all men to get vasectomies.
As I stated to that poster: Be careful what you wish for. The punishment that you dole out may very well be your own.
Women would have to beg men for babies. Is that what women want? To put men fully in charge of pregnancy?
Ever hear of rape? Incest? Sexual assault? Exploitation of minors? Trafficking?
Those are not choices, but young ladies in any of those situations can end up with a pregnancy.
Those with no uterus shouldn't have control over those who do.
Although, if men were forced to be sterilized, so they couldn't get anyone pregnant (by accident, of course), the uproar would be loud & intense.
Rape and incest accout for only 0.33% of abortions, only about 2,250 per year. In comparison, about 668,500 abortions are performed solely for the sake of the pregnant woman's convenience.
95% of abortions are sought by women who didn't want a pregnancy but nevertheless still voluntarily participated in unprotected sex. What did they think was going to happen?
That’s partially why I’d love to see the abortion rate lowered. Taking responsibility sooner is actually easier than having an abortion.
Yep, I've posted this before...
There are over 4,000 taxpayer-funded Title X Family Planning Clinics located throughout the US.
There are only 272 abortion clinics located throughout the US. https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/29/healt...rnd/index.html
Guess which is MUCH harder and more costly to access.
All I have to do to prove it is find a Republican senator who is crying because he doesn't want gun control, but still wants to control what a woman wants to do with her own body.
When a woman is pregnant, it's no longer just her own body. There's another human life involved with completely different DNA.
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Some chilling things abortion activists have said:
"I know firsthand that abortion saves lives, for the thousands of people I’ve cared for abortion is a blessing, abortion is an act of love, abortion is freedom"
- Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi, testifying during a House Oversight Committee hearing on abortion restrictions
You seriously believe that. Haven't you read anything on the failure rates of birth control? Anything at all?
I provided this info, earlier...
95% of all US abortions are due to unintended pregnancies. That should be easy to understand as the overwhelming majority of women who wanted to get pregnant don't abort.
Now that we have the actual facts, let's compare the data presented in the two pie charts...
Doing the math, the FACTS are that:
1) Women who use contraception correctly and consistently account for only 5% of all unintended pregnancies.
2) Women who use contraception incorrectly/inconsistently have a 31.2 times higher chance of getting pregnant than the women who use contraception correctly and consistently.
3) Women who use no contraception at all have a 52.8 times higher chance of getting pregnant.
So... given... a girl/woman who doesn't want to get pregnant... Guess which is the best course of action for her to take?
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