tweoijfoi wrote:I would let her make the CHOICE whether to get an abortion or not. She has that CHOICE.
I love when people say "I would choose live." It's like... thank you! You did choose it! You had the choice and you made a decision. I'm happy everyone has that choice.
I'm against abortions.
But before anyone gets their panties in a knot, understand this: They do need to remain a legal and safe option.
With all of that said, I find it disturbing to read posts like the author above.
"I love when people say "I would choose live (sic). It's like... thank you!"
So you sarcastically "love" when people choose life?
Or are you just put off because they're telling you about it?
Abortions are vile, disgusting and cruel medical procedures.
But we prefer to use the term "choice" because it's so much kinder and makes us all forget that we're stilling a beating heart. A viable human being is being destroyed. Whether it's murder matters not. It's squashing a dependent life before it becomes independent.
But we can't talk about that without being labeled as religious extremists.
The organization called Planned Parenthood treats adoption like a disease, and goes out of their way to ease the mind of the woman or child who might be fearful of having an abortion.
Politicians and their mindless minions continue to call it a "choice" without understanding what all the other choices are.
My solution?
Keep it legal. But make the girl/woman watch or read information explaining what it is and how it works.
Show video of a fetus at the same number of weeks.
And make available infomration from those women who have regrets about their hasty decisions.
Eyes wide open.
There is no other way to commit to a medical procedure in a sane world.
But instead, we want free clinics that scrape them clean and send them on their way without the "father" or even a minors' parents to know about it.
It's a friggin shame that the two sides have become so polarized.
Keep religion out of it, but make the "choice" a solid one based on knowledge rather than convenience.