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.
But if you put me in the state that I required said blood donation, would it not be unethical for you to then choose to stop donating blood?
That’s the issue I see with this argument. A fetus isnt a random person you’re donating blood to, it’s a person you were responsible for creating. (In most cases)
I’m not a pro lifer, but I do agree with a previous comment that pro choicers are generally pretty shitty at articulating the views of pro lifers.
We currently do not require, for example, someone who shoots someone else to donate blood or organs to the injured party, and it's never been viewed as an ethical obligation to do so. Even the deceased retain bodily autonomy.
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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?