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Pro-choice because it is the women’s body so it’s their choice in what to do and nobody else’s

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@9MN4P2Sdisagreed…7mos7MO

Let's not forget there are TWO bodies in the woman's body. For nine months, the woman is responsible for herself and ALSO another human.

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A fetus is not a body nor a person. If the woman wishes it to become one, then she can get the help and support provided by society. If she cannot or does not wish to be an incubator, at great pain distress and damage to her health, then we cannot live in a society where she is forced to be one. If a human wishes to be pregnant then great, if a human wishes not to be pregnant, that is great too.

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