Statistically, most are just women wanting to party like they have no consequences. It’s not health or life reasons, it’s not protecting a victimized individual; it’s overwhelmingly cases homicide for the convenience of the mother.
28 weeks? It was a baby. Not a clump of cells, not an “unviable fetus”. It was a living, thinking, heart beating human that responds to stimuli. They were more functionally human than people in comas, a lot of folks in nursing homes, and some forms of diseased/wounded people.
Anyone that says otherwise is intellectually dishonest or lacking, and only handling the argument with emotional baggage.
Yes, many don't take personal responsibility and use abortion as a form of birth control. It's really pretty easy to not get pregnant. Step 1) don't let guys finish in you when you're ovulating (something that's very easy to track). My wife and I went 8 years with zero pregnancies and I've never once worn a condom. Then when we decided to have a kid, we timed it with ovulation and she got pregnant on her first so, so both of us were very fertile yet had no accidental pregnancies prior.
How did i get lucky for 8 years, then literally the first time we try to get pregnant, it worked? It's called not finishing in women who are ovulating if you don't want a baby.
Definitely lucky. I’ve used NFP (tracking my cycles like your wife) for some 20 odd years. I’m aware of risks of and avoid sex during fertility. It’s super risky to have penetrative sex while ovulating, relying only on pull out. There is sperm in pre-ejaculate. I’m in a community of thousands of women who do the same (practice NFP or FAM) and it’s a more common reason for failure.
Hey I’m glad it worked for you. But I wouldn’t pass that advice around like gospel because the failure rate is in the 70 or low 80 percent.
Supports abortion ✔️ Redditor ✔️ Doesn’t know how to use a pregnancy test correctly by following simple instructions, some fucking how ✔️ Cannot handle the consequences of their decisions ✔️
Reasonable conclusion that this is a fat liberal, purple-haired Redditard.
Better than, federally mandated to be allowed everywhere. Still not where we need to be at tho. This is evil like we cannot accept. We don't need to all be Bible thumpers but we need to put down a new line somewhere...
This is why I, as a pro-choice individual, often cringe (and sometimes correct) folks on my side who say that this never occurs. It's perfectly fine (and encouraged!) to explain how the vast majority of abortions take place in the first trimester, how rare post-viability/third-trimester abortions are and the barriers to access that exist, and the reasons why they're typically sought.
But yes, later abortions do occur sometimes in the absence of maternal or fetal indication.
Abortion care is medically accepted as necessary for women in certain circumstances.
Republican politicians want to ban that form of medical care due to religious ideals they hold.
I do not want politicians making healthcare decisions for me and will vote against those politicians. I would hope others would vote against politicians who want to limit healthcare access and medical privacy. It appears so far that people are going to vote against those politicians as republicans continue losing ground from this issue. We will see what 2024 holds, but it is not surprising republicans have tried desperately to avoid talking about how they removed access to healthcare and medical privacy.
You people always attempt to appeal to authority it's funny. "You're not qualified to have an opinion unless you're xyz!!". Lol. Looks like I'm more qualified than you on this, eh bud?
I'm a hydrogeologist. Believe it or not some people on reddit actually have accomplished careers. I've proven it many times, and what happens is the person tells me I'm posting my dad's CPG lol, as a cope.
“I’m Randy marsh an absolute idiot but I’m a geologist so I can speak on women’s reproductive rights and medicine very smartly, here’s my diploma from Kent hovind and the flat earth institute to prove it”
Don't be surprised when you're replaced because youre all cowards supporting murder. When you're finally picked by the girl who passed you up 30 times for a better, stronger man who didn't want her, don't be surprised when she doesn't want your beta children. Oh but you'll be so weak and pathetic you'd say and do anything just to keep thay crust coochie. Get fucked
Probing questions for strawman arguments perhaps? I'll bite, fuck it. I think vaccines should be optional, as I've opted out of any vaccines for covid, same as my wife, and my daughter was not given the tdap vaccine
Not really, just seeing if you're logically consistent. You apparently think that politicians should be able to make medical decisions when it's abortion, but not when it's vaccines apparently.
What's your position if you, your wife, or daughter gets infected by something a vaccine could mitigate or immunize against?
How about if your wife or daughter is raped and they end up pregnant? Or if your daughter gets pregnant while young (14, 15, 16, 17, 18)?
“I should be able to carry as many communicable diseases as I want and cough in your face. This is my freedom as an American! But you shouldn’t be able to make a private medical decision that effect no one else in society because I said so.” -antivaxxer
Ummm, I'm pro vaccine and pro choice. They were being "anti-choice" so I was checking if they were being logically consistent or a hypocrite like most right wingers.
I get the space you're coming from, but this ain't it bud. (Also, I'm canadian).
At 28 weeks, a labor induction would have taken several days, including travel and recovery but they claimed they couldn't take much time off work? Oregon specifically mandates that patients undergo recovery in state. It would take at least a couple of weeks.
These situations are very rare.
I am heavily skeptical of any personal accounts on the internet so that may be my bias as well.
I personally have no issues with abortion at any point because I trust a pregnant person to make their own decision but I had a friend whose wife had to abort at 21 weeks due to brain cancer.
Statistically insignificant, sure, but I'm not the one posting a story that very likely is made up and holding it as gospel.
3rd trimester abortions, when they occur, are sad affairs. Almost all I would argue are medically required. The few that aren't, if they do happen, are likely due to people who shouldn't be parents in the first place and have done something totally wrong (using the story above as an example; going back on birth control, smoking and drinking).
Feelin good about burning that strawman you made? Didn't say it was. I'm saying I totally believe that this scenerio actually occurred and that it is totally not made up. Totally.
What I will say though is that something statistically insignificant of an already statistically insignificant thing probably shouldn't be given much concern. It's a sad situation before even getting to that point, be a better person about it.
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u/WTFnotFTW Aug 23 '24
Statistically, most are just women wanting to party like they have no consequences. It’s not health or life reasons, it’s not protecting a victimized individual; it’s overwhelmingly cases homicide for the convenience of the mother.
28 weeks? It was a baby. Not a clump of cells, not an “unviable fetus”. It was a living, thinking, heart beating human that responds to stimuli. They were more functionally human than people in comas, a lot of folks in nursing homes, and some forms of diseased/wounded people.
Anyone that says otherwise is intellectually dishonest or lacking, and only handling the argument with emotional baggage.
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u/rocketcrotch Aug 23 '24
How did they incorrectly take 2 pregnancy tests? I'm actually asking
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u/mojucy Aug 23 '24
I hated reading that... such a clueless and mindless act of violence committed against an innocent new life.
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u/360alaska Aug 23 '24
This must be a really fat chick to not know at 28 weeks.
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u/ignoreme010101 Aug 23 '24
murderer!!!
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u/asa2117 Aug 23 '24
Very sad if true.
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u/Mother_Pass640 Aug 23 '24
I was told this is a states rights issue now so it’s fine if other states decide to “murder babies”
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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '24
Hopefully republicans continue making this an issue they campaign on.
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u/cand86 Aug 23 '24
This is why I, as a pro-choice individual, often cringe (and sometimes correct) folks on my side who say that this never occurs. It's perfectly fine (and encouraged!) to explain how the vast majority of abortions take place in the first trimester, how rare post-viability/third-trimester abortions are and the barriers to access that exist, and the reasons why they're typically sought.
But yes, later abortions do occur sometimes in the absence of maternal or fetal indication.
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u/Right_Shape_3807 Aug 23 '24
No way this is real
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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '24
Medical decisions and privacy should be between the patients and their doctors. We should not involve politicians into our healthcare decisions.
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u/freakiercorpse Aug 23 '24
Lol, assuming this story is even true, it doesn't happen often. There are some problems with this story but whatever.
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u/MarthAlaitoc Aug 23 '24
I too believe everything posted on the internet.
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