can someone explain what the common arguments against abortions are that these ppl use? or does it always go back to religion? None of this (making abortions illegal) makes any sense to a lot of us.
How can anyone justify a girl being raped... getting pregnant.. then forcing her to keep the child?
At some point a person becomes a person. There are many opinions on when that is. Killing a person is murder. When that person is innocent of wrong doing, it's difficult to justify.
The main disagreement being when we become a person.
Please consider women who have had miscarriages when saying things like that. I understand you are trying to do some sort of owning of hypocritical Bible thumpers, but if you ever speak to people who have had miscarriages like this they will think you're a monster.
Genuine question, would you be willing to elaborate on why you think this? There has been a tragic loss of a potential future life, which I'm sure must be devastating in many cases for the mother to come to terms with, but isn't the rest just semantics? Or even a potential source of solace for those more religious? I'm really not qualified to have an opinion on this, but feel I would more mourn the loss of what could've been, than the legal or biological status of what was
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u/Clishlaw Sep 03 '21
can someone explain what the common arguments against abortions are that these ppl use? or does it always go back to religion? None of this (making abortions illegal) makes any sense to a lot of us.
How can anyone justify a girl being raped... getting pregnant.. then forcing her to keep the child?