And they try again...

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(01-27-2017, 01:10 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: It's not just a clump of cells to everyone that is pro-choice. There are many pro-choice people that believe abortion to be morally wrong for a number of reasons, including religious ones, that even go so far as to believe life begins at conception. However, they don't believe it is the government's place to make that call. Even those that may not see a blastocyst or an embryo as a human life can want to reduce abortions. A terminated pregnancy, whether voluntary or not, carries with it complications and risks for potential trauma that are not just physical.

As a society, it is better for us to work at proactively reducing unwanted pregnancies altogether because it can reduce the burden on welfare programs, reduce the number or abortions, reduce the number of foster children in the system, and a whole host of other issues. Simply put, better availability to reproductive health care and education on the issues can help reduce the number and need for a lot of things the conservative agenda tends to be against.

..and not everyone that is Pro life is against reproductive health care and education; it's just some folks like to generalize. Many think that if someone with an interest in the child wants it, can provide it a safe stable environment, the child was not a result of a crime or act of immorality, and carrying the child to term causes no medical threat to the biological mother then the kid should be given a chance to life; regardless of the temporary inconvenience of the person that freely participated in the process.