Is Pro-Life Really All It’s Up For?
Question by Ashlyn: Is pro-life really all it’s up for?
Position: Not sure anymore/Questioning
Story: I’ve always been told that abortion is bad, it’s a sin, and so on. And I’ve always question that since that’s a healthy thing to do which can lead to a stronger belief foundation. But before I was always sure that I was pro-life, but now I’m not sure anymore.
I’m not sure because I’m starting to really see the sense in pro-choice arguements and while I’ve always respected the beliefs of others, I’m beginning to really see that what a person does with a pregnancy isn’t my business.
The arguement that really got me into understanding the prochoice view was the woman’s rights one: Not allowing abortion is refusing the woman the natural right to her own body(as the woman’s rights one would state).
And when I picture a world without abortion I no longer picture a happy world where babies can live without worry, but the less delusional view of women reluctantly being forced to raise products of rape, incest, and with a world overridden with overpopulation.
I’m so confused right now. Please Help me to see what is right.
Best answer:
Answer by Jessica
Anyone who thinks murdering defenseless babies is OK is sick.
Answer by Blooper
A blastocyst is no more a person than an acorn is an oak tree. The “pro-life” crowd uses sensationalism to imply that an abortion involves fully-formed babies in the third term when in fact that is almost never the case.
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