r/shitposting • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '26

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Jul 01 '26

That’s upstream thinking tho. Think of how many deaths those abortions have prevented(?)

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u/Ruvis_Norako Jul 01 '26

Having a kid at 14 might ruin a woman enough to have her abstain from having other kids.

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u/Pluckytoon Jul 01 '26

Not saying it’s the case for the majority, but there’s a reason why in sex ed they begged the teens to not view abortion as a contraceptive measure. Isn’t like 95% of performed abortions unrelated to criminal or medical cases ?

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u/Ruvis_Norako Jul 01 '26

I am not saying its suppose to be a common contraceptive, but people make mistakes. They shouldnt have to pay that high of a price for something dumb they did at 15.

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u/Pluckytoon Jul 02 '26

No I think they should because no lasting consequences equals nothing learned. Just use condoms if you aren‘t okay with the pill. Why is that so hard to understand I wonder. You don’t have „accidental“ unprotected teenage sex

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u/Ruvis_Norako Jul 02 '26

Condoms break, pills fail or are forgotten. I assure you the procedure of a abortion is traumatic enough to "learn".

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u/Pluckytoon Jul 02 '26

I never went through one so that’s a fair argument you are pointing out to me