There should always be exceptions for legitimate health issues or when rape or incest result in pregnancy. But that represents 15% or so of all abortions. Most people who are pro-life agree that there should be exceptions for these things. There's only a very small amount of people that are hardcore fanatics who reject abortion for any reason whatsoever, they're just very very loud.
Words have meanings. Not every war is a genocide. There's no attempt to exterminate Palestinians. Gaza is as dense as New York City. If they were trying to wipe out Palestinians there would be far more deaths than there have been.
Because it's not. It's extremist state governments that are doing that not the repeal of Roe versus Wade. I attacked the statement because it is a ridiculous statement. The repeal of Roe vs Wade is not killing women.
It's not like roe versus Wade automatically equals total abortion bans.
Most pro-life people accept and support exceptions like rape, incest or when the mother's health is at risk. It's only a small minority of pro-life people that don't believe there should ever be any exceptions. You're literally arguing against a straw man.
That depends entirely on you phrase those questions. The pro-life versus pro-choice debate has wildly varying response rates based on how the questions are phrased.
I'm insisting that they not murder their unborn child because they failed to use protection or didn't contemplate that sex makes babies. Bodily autonomy has nothing to do with it. You sacrifice your bodily autonomy to an extent when you get pregnant. That ends when the child is born.
I will absolutely dare to tell you how to live your life. And you do the same thing. It's the nature of having moral beliefs. Are you going to say the same thing to someone that rapes their children or murders refugees? Your entire personality as an activist is based around telling other people what they should do with their lives but only when a religious person is in the scenario does that suddenly become invalid.
You're a hypocrite. I am not. You should stop that. Be a better person. And quit advocating for the murder of unborn children because of inconvenience and a skewed belief on bodily autonomy that ignores literally every other factor. As if it exists in a vacuum.
Actions have consequences and I will absolutely advocate for social justice. That includes for those alive and those yet unborn.
That's disturbing and I wonder what I've gotten involved with here then cuz I thought this would be the anti-reddit that would support free speech and make it great.
It's not about bodily autonomy and so I reject the premise of your comparison. But to further throw you askew I do support mandatory vaccination. The answer as with so many things is "it depends on the situation".
It's good to have principles but it's also important to live in the real world and understand when there are exceptions because there are exceptions to every rule and only fundamentalists disagree with that.
You should repent of your sins. And I'm not a fundamentalist in the slightest despite being Christian.
Painting everyone that disagrees with you as a fundamentalist allows you to dismiss their arguments easily but it doesn't change the arguments. You're still wrong, you've just blinded yourself to it even further by dehumanizing and dismissing your opponents.
By the way it's possible I'm wrong about your character. But I was so shocked by the revoltingness and the disgustingness of your argument that I assumed only a horrible person would make such an argument. Forgive me if I'm actually wrong and you're just erroring in judgment here. But you write as if an unborn child is a parasite on the mother with no right to survive within its mother's body.
As if the mother's actions didn't deliberately create that child. And it's not a parasite. It's a human being. Your argument that a child should be aborted because the mother doesn't want to "lend her body to it anymore", it's so disgusting and immoral, It's just sick. It literally stuns me. I'm not even sure how I can explain and prove to you that that's immoral.
That's on the doctors and I think it's political in nature rather than as you described. I'm skeptical that this actually happens frequently.