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I have a solution to the Abortion dilemma. What should be clear is that no woman wants an abortion in order to end a life. they just don;t want to have that life inside of them.
the issue is not about pro-life/pro-choice. It's about squatters and should they have right to live in a property without permission.
The fetus decides to plant itself unannounced and without permission in the Uterine property of the woman in question. That woman has the option to allow this freeloading squatter to stay by way of charity, or she can evict said freeloader.
But the issue with abortion is that the baby doesn't have a choice, so i recommend that all women seeking an abortion should be forced to place an eviction notice on their bellies for at least 30 days prior to the eviction.
This gives the freeloading fetus reasonable time to find more appropriate accommodations.
If the fetus chooses not to exercise their rights to find new accommodations, the fetus is in essence giving agreement to allow the eviction to take place.
This way, the fetus is in charge of its own destiny, and the woman has a choice to evict the freeloader.
If any fetuses die during the eviction, that is due to the risk they have chosen to take by not finding suitable accommodations in time.
Seems perfectly reasonable to me.
the issue is not about pro-life/pro-choice. It's about squatters and should they have right to live in a property without permission.
The fetus decides to plant itself unannounced and without permission in the Uterine property of the woman in question. That woman has the option to allow this freeloading squatter to stay by way of charity, or she can evict said freeloader.
But the issue with abortion is that the baby doesn't have a choice, so i recommend that all women seeking an abortion should be forced to place an eviction notice on their bellies for at least 30 days prior to the eviction.
This gives the freeloading fetus reasonable time to find more appropriate accommodations.
If the fetus chooses not to exercise their rights to find new accommodations, the fetus is in essence giving agreement to allow the eviction to take place.
This way, the fetus is in charge of its own destiny, and the woman has a choice to evict the freeloader.
If any fetuses die during the eviction, that is due to the risk they have chosen to take by not finding suitable accommodations in time.
Seems perfectly reasonable to me.