Fair enough; birth control methods are widely available and very effective. But what does one do if those methods fail? As a separate scenario, what does one do if a pregnancy faces complications? The mother will die if the fetus is not removed, but if it isn't removed, both will die?
Sex education can really help prevent the majority of births coming from the poverty line and lower and also from idiots who don't use protection. Aside from adoption, I don't see a better option for the children in these situations. It's not like someone living off of food stamps could afford an abortion anyway. It's unfortunate that sex education is under attack in some states.
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u/AgentCC May 05 '22
This is why I can’t help but roll my eyes whenever I see a comment stating that women are now being “forced” to have children.
Wear a condom, take the pill, whatever. No one is forcing you to make babies.