Pro-choice, I don’t agree but the government has no right to ban it
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@9MD49T5 2yrs2Y
If someone disagrees with abortion, they must recognise that abortion isn't only an immoral act, it is an immoral act with a victim. Unlike other potentially immoral actions such as personal drug use, abortion is viewed as wrong because harm is caused to a separate person, not only to the person who chooses to do it. If the government can acknowledge this, it has an obligation to protect its citizens from being victimised.
@9FXP4KM3yrs3Y
While there are negative implications for abortions in terms of the current demography issues in many nations. Ultimately, this comes down to a moral position on abortion. Try watching a video of an abortion when a babies limbs are dissected and its body torn to pieces and then tell me that this is in some way positive.
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