What "Pro Choice" Means: a Good Example.
New Granada
22-04-2005, 04:16
Recently several individuals have made clear that they share the idea that "if a woman becomes pregnant, she is obligated to carry the pregnancy because it was a risk she took when she had sex."
The pro choice (not pro-abortion) position on the topic is this:
Even if a woman has sex knowing that pregnancy is a possible outcome, it is inviolably her *choice* whether or not to carry the pregnency.
New Genoa
22-04-2005, 04:18
And the argument against is that the child had no part in making the choice. Sorry, this really isn't going to deflate any pro-life arguments. Both sides are weak (pro-life = baby has soul and pro-choice = baby isn't really a baby.. :rolleyes: )
Neither are compelling to me.
Dragon Cows
22-04-2005, 04:20
And the argument against is that the child had no part in making the choice. Sorry, this really isn't going to deflate any pro-life arguments. Both sides are weak (pro-life = baby has soul and pro-choice = baby isn't really a baby.. :rolleyes: )
Neither are compelling to me.
Hence why I generally stear clear of abortion threads
Greedy Pig
22-04-2005, 04:23
Don the tube, dude!
And the argument against is that the child had no part in making the choice. Sorry, this really isn't going to deflate any pro-life arguments. Both sides are weak (pro-life = baby has soul and pro-choice = baby isn't really a baby.. :rolleyes: )
Neither are compelling to me.
I think maddox had the right idea on this. Anti-abortion and pro- killing kids, works for everyone!
Its not baby isn't a baby. It is that the mother's rights outweight any possible interest the state has.