Pro life or Pro Choice

I don’t identify in either camp. I do think a fetus is a living thing, but does that mean it’s entitled to human rights? Not necessarily.

For me its a question of when does a baby become a baby not wether its in a womb or not.

Ive taken the opinion that once a baby has cognition it should be considered entitled to human rights (this is at about 23 weeks).

I do still think in general abortion is a very very poor solution and people should endeavor to find a better option but I don’t think anyone takes such a decision lightly.

so overall which one are you?

I don’t identify with either camp as I just said

Also, those born after the year 2000, if you don't mind, could you say so.

Ah this old TSR classic. Anyone would think this is an American site.

Pro-choice 100% it's a woman's right to decide whether she wants to have a baby or not not a bunch of men in the government.

Fun fact: men and women have very similar views on abortion and pretending that this is a men vs women issue is blatant propaganda.

except that in each individual case, it only matters what that one woman thinks and wants

Fun fact: men and women have very similar views on abortion and pretending that this is a men vs women issue is blatant propaganda.

except that in each individual case, it only matters what that one woman thinks and wants

Pro-choice, but to a certain extent. I think abortions should be legal for pregnancies that are up to 6 weeks. I've always found it odd how some women would have an abortion when they're 8 months pregnant. I feel as though at that point in the pregnancy, it's no longer an abortion. It's just going through labour and then killing a baby. Besides, is it really that difficult to wait for another month and just give the baby up for adoption? Of course, all the points I have made are only towards women who get an abortion by choice. I'm not referring to women who have to have an abortion due to medical reasons such as eclampsia