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Old 09-04-2022, 04:02 PM
 
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Originally Posted by markg91359 View Post
Until it reaches a certain point in the pregnancy it cannot survive outside the mother's womb on its own.
People who need dialysis can't survive without it. Does that mean we can kill them just for the sake of convenience? You might want to think about the standard you're setting as there are many people who are dependent on external support for survival. Another example is diabetics and insulin. They can't live without it. Does that mean we can kill them just for the sake of convenience?

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Sixty percent of Americans support a right to abortion.

https://news.yahoo.com/support-legal...ycsrp_catchall
Not convenience abortions. From the ABC/WaPo poll taken after the SCOTUS decision was leaked:

Mother's physical health is endangered

82% keep them legal
12% make them illegal

Pregnancy caused by rape or incest

79% keep them legal
16% make them illegal

Serious birth defects detected

67% keep them legal
23% make them illegal

Convenience abortions (98.3% of all abortions)

48% keep them legal
45% make them illegal

The US is about evenly split on whether or not to keep convenience abortions legal. Those are the abortions performed to kill healthy babies in healthy pregnancies, the "I don't want a baby because [insert random reason here]" abortions.

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