Do you own a uterus?
No; shhh please.
Yes; do own another person's uterus? You don't have to have an abortion yourself... Its not a forced thing.
No; shhh please
Yes; what is going on in your life?!!!!

Reply 9

Anonymous #1

Original post by iamlasagne

Are they?? Even in the Uk??

Erm, yes

Reply 10

Anonymous #1

Original post by HoldThisL

That's not the point of a normative question you donut.

Well the OP seems to think abortions are not legal in the UK, so...

Reply 11

arigziegler

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Original post by iamlasagne

Are they?? Even in the Uk??

How long have you been living under a rock for?

Reply 12

HoldThisL

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Original post by Anonymous

Well the OP seems to think abortions are not legal in the UK, so...

So what? OP is voicing disagreement not teaching law

Reply 13

Anonymous #2

I agree. If a woman wants to have 20 abortions and it is legal, it is her body. Who cares if a few weeks later those aborted feotuses could survive and grow into me and you? If it is legally allowed she has the right.

Woman, 27, left 'infertile' after having 17 abortions in six years
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/woman-27-left-infertile-after-14050118

Reply 14

Anonymous #1

Original post by HoldThisL

So what? OP is voicing disagreement not teaching law

I am also voicing an opinion so not quite why you felt the need to try to insult me

Reply 15

Anonymous #2

Original post by EmCharles

Do you own a uterus?
No; shhh please.
Yes; do own another person's uterus? You don't have to have an abortion yourself... Its not a forced thing.
No; shhh please
Yes; what is going on in your life?!!!!

I agree, but some people ask: What if you were needlessly aborted? A human developing in the womb with the potential only in a short space of time to independently enter the world, grow, love, learn and experience life in its fulness?

Reply 16

HoldThisL

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Original post by Anonymous

I agree. If a woman wants to have 20 abortions and it is legal, it is her body. Who cares if a few weeks later those aborted feotuses could survive and grow into me and you? If it is legally allowed she has the right.

Woman, 27, left 'infertile' after having 17 abortions in six years
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/woman-27-left-infertile-after-14050118

OP is promoting bigotry and stone aged ideology

No, OP is promoting a view you disagree with. There's no proof, consensus or intuition showing OP is stone aged or bigoted.

Once again, a woman having the right to an abortion is not what OP is disagreeing with. OP simply wasn't aware that that is the case in the UK. OP is disagreeing with the justification for having the legal right to an abortion,

Reply 17

Anonymous #2

Original post by HoldThisL

No, OP is promoting a view you disagree with. There's no proof, consensus or intuition showing OP is stone aged or bigoted.

Once again, a woman having the right to an abortion is not what OP is disagreeing with. OP simply wasn't aware that that is the case in the UK. OP is disagreeing with the justification for having the legal right to an abortion,

Some say religion is dead, and people can now do whatever the hell they like.

Reply 18

EmCharles

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Original post by Anonymous

I agree, but some people ask: What if you were needlessly aborted? A human developing in the womb with the potential only in a short space of time to independently enter the world, grow, love, learn and experience life in its fulness?

There were 100s of ways I could have aborted. Both naturally and medically induced. Miscarriages are technically abortions. I was the product of luck. We all are. My mother certainly had an abortion before me and my brother. Best choice for our family. 3 kids would have been too much. Or maybe me and my brother wouldn't have happened. Idk. Too many variables.