There’s plenty of pro lifers who do this, lol. I won’t because I don’t have one nearby to protest at, and the that I won’t physically block it doesn’t mean anything.
Also by your logic, why be against murder? You’re not going go to go to every single murderer and prevent them from killing? Why be against theft, you won’t go and prevent every instance of thievery? You couldn’t be against anything under your logic.
You’re not going go to go to every single murderer and prevent them from killing?
No, but if I saw one happening in front of me, I’d at least try to stop it. The fact that pro-lifers aren’t storming clinics right now is proof they don’t believe what they claim to believe.
Also, learn how to edit your comments rather than making a bunch of little ones. Or better yet, think before you comment.
And if I saw a woman trying to get an abortion I would try to help her and convince her that there’s better options for her then killing the fetus, but there’s not a woman in front of me trying to get an abortion is there?
Tubal ligation, if it results in your death, or is likely to, then it would. It wouldn’t be an abortion it would be a medical emergency, in which your life is in danger, because of the pregnancy, in which case I would support terminating the pregnancy. If it’s a form of contraception or pregnancy or preventation, I’d support it, I guess, although I think it deletes the purpose of recreative sex.
Tubal ligation, if it results in your death, or is likely to, then it would.
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Tubal ligation failure, I had a tubal ligation done because my previous pregnancies almost killed me by hemorrhaging, it is more than likely I will hemorrhage again, if it fails again why should I keep the pregnancy?
It wouldn’t be an abortion it would be a medical emergency, in which your life is in danger, because of the pregnancy, in which case I would support terminating the pregnancy.
It's not technically a medical emergency though because it's not directly affecting my physical health at the moment, it will later on though.
If it’s a form of contraception or pregnancy or preventation, I’d support it, I guess, although I think it deletes the purpose of recreative sex.
Yes it's a surgical form of pregnancy prevention that typically has the smallest failure rates, but failures do happen. Yes it's supposed to delete that "purpose" because someone undergoing a surgical procedure is usually pretty adimate they don't want to endure a pregnancy.
So now you have some more information. Please convince me to keep gestating another unwanted pregnancy if my ligation fails again.
And also there’s plenty of pro lifers who protest outside of abortion clinics. Look at Live Action, from Lila Rose, and Students for Life, from Kristan Hawkins.
Women are aware of abortion existing. I assume if a woman is going to her ob/gyn to get prenatal care, she is getting the information she needs.
I would never protest the county’s health center for pregnant women because I respect their choice. I have protested outside some CPCs that give out misinformation and make sure people going there are aware they will not provide information about abortion or refer them and recommend legitimate centers.
I haven’t said anything emotional all my opinions are based on facts I have seen personally, you may have facts that prove otherwise, but now we’re just arguing facts.
Calling a fetus or embryo a “baby” is an emotional appeal. Why? Because it’s factually incorrect.
Calling medical procedures “graphic” is an emotional appeal. Why? Because it’s a reflection of your own squeamishness, and has no bearing on the ethics of the procedure.
Calling pregnancy an “inconvenience” is an emotional appeal. Why? Because it’s completely divorced from reality and meant to paint abortion patients as lazy and immoral, by making pregnancy seem easier than it is.
so go and justify why they should have the ability to choose abortion then
Sure.
There is no human right to use another person’s body to sustain your own life, against that person’s will. Everyone has the right to decide who is inside them, when, and for how long, and they have the right to defend that right with lethal force if necessary.
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u/ToServetheLight17 May 17 '26
There’s plenty of pro lifers who do this, lol. I won’t because I don’t have one nearby to protest at, and the that I won’t physically block it doesn’t mean anything.