kcasper
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I don't like abortion, but after understanding all sides I don't see how to get rid of it.
A fetus is extremely fragile. If a woman is determined to get rid of the fetus then they will find a way. If a woman can a find a friend then the number of ways to kill a fetus increase exponetially. A syringe with something non-toxic is really all it takes sad to say. Flood the child. So simply making abortion illegal won't stop it.
What could?
Well we can't stop sex. Sorry fellow catholics, I don't agree with my religion on that point. It is more interfering than practical to try.
I was in a women's physcology class in college. They mentioned that one of the larger demographic of women get abortions due to support issues. I believe it.
One of my cousines is a single mother who has had big social issues. For example the catholic church refused to baptize her child. The priest didn't think she could support her child because she was single. She left the catholic church.
Or how about this article Catholic school fires pregnant, unwed teacher The school fired a teacher because she is single and pregnant. They even praised her "high degree of professionalism" as they fired her.
I find it interesting that the catholic church which is very anti-abortion is a cause of a number of these support problems.
So this country has major negative cultural issues regarding pregnant women.
Birth control isn't a full solution. It won't protect against all pregnancies.
Adoption has a bad stench in this nation. If all of those abortions turned into adoptions, then the system would be overran. It also doesn't solve the stigma problem with pregnancies that our society has. People would never except it.
What is left?
I hate to say this pro-lifers, but you need to find solutions to alot more than just making it illegal.
So I suppose I am pro-choice, but only because I yet to see any solutions to the complex side problems that will happen when making abortion illegal.
A fetus is extremely fragile. If a woman is determined to get rid of the fetus then they will find a way. If a woman can a find a friend then the number of ways to kill a fetus increase exponetially. A syringe with something non-toxic is really all it takes sad to say. Flood the child. So simply making abortion illegal won't stop it.
What could?
Well we can't stop sex. Sorry fellow catholics, I don't agree with my religion on that point. It is more interfering than practical to try.
I was in a women's physcology class in college. They mentioned that one of the larger demographic of women get abortions due to support issues. I believe it.
One of my cousines is a single mother who has had big social issues. For example the catholic church refused to baptize her child. The priest didn't think she could support her child because she was single. She left the catholic church.
Or how about this article Catholic school fires pregnant, unwed teacher The school fired a teacher because she is single and pregnant. They even praised her "high degree of professionalism" as they fired her.
I find it interesting that the catholic church which is very anti-abortion is a cause of a number of these support problems.
So this country has major negative cultural issues regarding pregnant women.
Birth control isn't a full solution. It won't protect against all pregnancies.
Adoption has a bad stench in this nation. If all of those abortions turned into adoptions, then the system would be overran. It also doesn't solve the stigma problem with pregnancies that our society has. People would never except it.
What is left?
I hate to say this pro-lifers, but you need to find solutions to alot more than just making it illegal.
So I suppose I am pro-choice, but only because I yet to see any solutions to the complex side problems that will happen when making abortion illegal.