A baby after being born can’t survive by itself, neither can be toddlers, should we be allowed to kill them because they depend on us? No. And anyways even if the mothers body is taking care of them until a certain point how does that justify killing them? It still has its own body, it just needs help, why does help equal no rights to life? Also whether or not it is a moral or medical does not take away from the fact it is taking away life from an individual, I understand that many who have abortions are not doing so viscously but they are still committing a murder. Also to answer your last prompt I would agree that we should give more funding and education towards those benchmarks, I also think we should reduce government funding towards abortion clinics, one of the reasons I do not support abortion is because it leads women to stay in an unhealthy lifestyle, many women have had more then one abortion and this leads to them continuing risky sex behavior, party life and drunkenness, without the added consequence of a baby many people don’t realize how risky this behavior is. It also makes women not have to own up to their own actions because excluding causes of rape, they consensually chose to risk having a kid and then do not have to be responsible for it meanwhile if they choose to keep it the man has to step up, this lets women get away with it and men having to pay for it which isn’t fair. I would suggest abstinence until ready for kids. If one happens to have sex and can’t step up for their kid then adoption is an option which is something that more funding should go to.
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The difference here is that the kid can’t survive even when outside the womb and fed before near-term, within less than a couple weeks of the birth, they wouldn’t survive even being born, so how is that any different than the time before then? Make contraceptives more accessible, educate people on safer alternatives, and abstinence in childhood, but they shouldn’t be forced to have kids. No one should have to go through childbirth, nor should they be shamed for choosing to abort. Over 95% of people felt that having abortion was the right thing, even 5 years after. Other options should be recommended, but don’t throw out abortion.
