Nobody - and I mean nobody - is getting a âday before birth abortionâ
Unless. Something has gone horribly horribly wrong with the baby. At that point, the babies room is painted. Theyâve picked out names. This isnât a âwell I just donât wanna be pregnantâ thing.
Why is it the only arguments ever made from the anti-choice side always involve such absurd sets of parameters that they would never exist in reality? Is it really that hard to find a realistic argument to make against abortion? If a person needs to go to such absurd lengths to try to make a point, perhaps they should rethink their stance on the matter.
Do you think so? How strange... So how do you account for the monstrous spike in pregnancy-related deaths in all these states where abortion no longer exists? Women are dying at an appalling rate now. Is that really worth your idea of saving a handful of cells that you insist is already a "human", or a dead fetus that a doctor is no longer allowed to remove because that falls under the medical procedure of abortion, or allowing a woman to simply bleed to death because, you know, that completely undeveloped "human" that won't be able to survive on it's own without her for months yet must somehow come before the woman that's actually keeping it alive?
And that's not even touching the idea of body autonomy, where you're deciding that a corpse has more rights than a living woman.
Cool opinion, but you donât just pull up to the hospital and order â1 abortion please, and make it hasty!â
Multiple doctors would need to be involved in this and I donât think they would risk their medical license on a woman rolling up at 40 weeks being like ânah I changed my mind just kill itâ.
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u/permanentlybanned22 13h ago
How about the day BEFORE birth? Is it still a woman's choice then? Is it a human then? Is it murder then?