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Topic	Would you describe yourself as mostly pro choice or pro life?
_Rinku_ 05/07/20 5:38:49 AM #30:	UnfairRepresent posted... This is such a weird stance to me. "I believe the fetus is alive and has a right to be born. This trumps body autonomy... Unless the girl was raped in which case it doesn't." It's just inconsistent. It's almost as if the staunchly "pro-life" (in actuality, anti-choice is a better term) position is an inherently flawed one. By all means, if you (and that is, YOU, not your wife, daughter, sister, whatever, but YOU) would choose to carry a pregnancy conceived through rape, fine. You should have the right to make that choice. That's the keyword though: "choice." Without the freedom to choose, women are essentially second-class citizens. <cite>_Rinku_ posted [p:938750379] in Would you ... [t:78658190]...</cite> <quote>UnfairRepresent posted... </cite> <quote>This is such a weird stance to me. "I believe the fetus is alive and has a right to be born. This trumps body autonomy... Unless the girl was raped in which case it doesn't." It's just inconsistent.</quote>It's almost as if the staunchly "pro-life" (in actuality, anti-choice is a better term) position is an inherently flawed one. By all means, if you (and that is, YOU, not your wife, daughter, sister, whatever, but YOU) would choose to carry a pregnancy conceived through rape, fine. You should have the right to make that choice. That's the keyword though: "choice." Without the freedom to choose, women are essentially second-class citizens. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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