ABlackViolet

What are you talking about? 🤦 An embryo and a fetus are not people. Even if they were, no one has a right to use someone else's body without their consent. Period.

Yes, it's alive. No, it's not a "child." It's not a person. A person is viable outside the womb. The only person in the equation is the one who is pregnant, who you clearly do not care about. It is bodily autonomy. No one is allowed to use your body without your consent. You can't force someone to donate a kidney. You can't even take an organ from a corpse without them having had agreed to it while they were alive. If you are advocating for the rights of the embryo or the unborn instead of the pregnant person, you are advocating for special rights to a non-person. Abstinence is not realistic. Schools in which abstinence-only is taught have the highest rates of STDs and unwanted pregnancies. Education helps prevent these things. Birth control can fail. It is not 100%. This is why there are plenty of pregnancies that occur after contraception was used. Learn self-defense and protection? Are you seriously blaming rape victims for being raped? How absolutely disgusting of you. Unwanted pregnancies after consensual sex does not grant special rights for the unborn. You can consent to sex and not to pregnancy. Murder is the intended killing of another person, including wilful neglect. Again, an embryo or even a fetus is not a person. A forced pregnancy that leads to the death of the mother is murder. In addition, forcing a pregnant person to carry a dead fetus because of strict anti-abortion laws causes sepsis and risks the life of the pregnant person. Abortion is the solution to save the pregnant person. An abortion is the ending of a non-viable pregnancy. How is that "murder?" Considering you have defended rapists at this point, there is nothing further to discuss with you. You're very uneducated and absolutely vile. Goodbye.

You're right. When pregnant people are not allowed bodily autonomy because their state has outlawed it, that's clearly the pregnant person's fault. When they can't afford birth control because the government has made it impossible for them to receive Medicaid, that's clearly the pregnant person's fault. 🙄 Your unwillingness to learn anything new, when you're clearly ignorant on this topic, is your choice. I agree.

If I had been aborted, that would have been my mom's choice. None of those stories makes a difference. Others are not affected by the choice of the person who has to carry the kid. If the father wants a kid so badly, he can pay a surrogate.

Birth control pills are not 100% effective. There are several ways that they can be disrupted. Taking other medications like antibiotics can lessen the effect. Taking it at an inconsistent time can also lessen the effect. Everyone's body is different. There are a million ways it can fail.

It's irresponsible and selfish to create an entire person you didn't want, can't afford, or will put up for adoption. Having parents that either don't want you or can't afford you is traumatic. Being an orphan is also traumatic. Why does an embryo 'need' to become an entire person that has to be taken care of?

Also, another note on your judgement that the ones with uteruses getting multiple abortions "should just get their tubes tied:" First of all, it's much more invasive than a vasectomy, and they can't always be reversed. I know mine can't. I'm fine with that because I don't want kids. I had to make that very clear to my doctor before I could have surgery. Some people do want kids eventually or aren't sure, but don't want them yet.

If you don't want kids, get a vasectomy. What is stopping you? If you don't want kids and your partner gets pregnant, keeping the pregnancy sounds really irresponsible and illogical. Kids deserve parents that actually want them.

Of course, you can; however, I find interesting that you said absolutely nothing in response to my point that men can get vasectomies while they don't wish to procreate, but you conveniently ignored this fact. As for pregnant people, abortion is healthcare.

Didn't I already say that IF pregnant people are doing it as bc--which again the majority of them are not--how does that affect your life in any way?