Question For Pro-Choice People

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(05-29-2019, 07:57 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: 1. The literal definition of punishment is "the infliction or imposition of a penalty as retribution for an offense."


2. Forcing a woman to go through the physical, financial and mental strain of having a child for no other reason than because you believe she was having sex irresponsibly (coincidentally, controlling women's sexual habits is a wonderfully celebrated tradition in nearly every culture at one time of the other) is about as close to the true example of Punishment than I could even think of.


3. That is, of course, unless you believe all life is sacred. And, if that's the case, then you should be against abortion whether it was consensual or not. As your concern is not the state or punishment or the woman, but of the health of the baby.

1. I don't think your definition helps your stance; however, the definition of responsibility is: moral, legal, or mental accountability. 

2. The reason is not I believe she was having sex irresponsibly. She may have been very responsible. My stance is the male has a say and he shouldn't be punished based on the whims of the female.

3. Of course I believe all life is sacred; however, I realize we live in a secular world. 

Why should the male be subject to "choices" of the female? Because of sex?