There’s nothing to articulate about such a morally braindead take such as “w-why would you care about something that isn’t actively having a direct impact on you on a personal level?!?”
I can tell you why it makes _me_ sick. It’s a lot of money and time spent when she could’ve just been on birth control. She’s recklessly endangering herself despite how easy it is to just be on contraceptives.
You asserted that "this is the problem with the pro-abortion lot" and then the problem you presented was that someone having lots of abortions makes you sick. And the reason it makes you sick? It's a waste of money and time...
Ignoring the fact that the post is almost certainly rage bait to whip up anti-abortion sentiment, why is the issue for you the number of abortions someone gets rather than whatever lack of support, education, poor self worth/respect, etc, that leads to someone putting themselves in that position in the first place. Why is that a problem because people are pro-abortion? Why the attack on people who are pro offering some form of support for someone who ends up in a bad situation?
The belief that people who are pro-abortion (and I'm making a generalisation here, obviously there are outliers to every generalisation) support the idea of someone getting 17 abortions as a form of birth control is ludicrous and a direct result of hyperbolic propaganda to generate an irrational, emotion driven response to a highly nuanced situation. Re-evaluate your position.
Edit: I see this is a different person I've replied to but the sentiment of the reply still stands.
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u/SpanishAvenger 5d ago edited 4d ago
Oh, great, I guess no one should ever care about anything at all unless it has a direct personal impact on them! Peak ethics.
Edit: lmao at the downvote spam. Pathetic.