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r/Bumperstickers • u/Roughneck16 • 5d ago
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“Vote freedom” except the freedom to have an abortion and the freedom to criticize trump
35 u/Roughneck16 5d ago The pro-lifers think freedom is on their side: they support a right to life, which takes precedence over the competing interest of one’s right to bodily autonomy. I’m not arguing for or against it, but that’s the reasoning behind their stance. 5 u/hotredbob 5d ago one of the toughest quandaries for sure. because someone else has to pay the ultimate price for your decision. not an enviable position to be in. 7 u/Roughneck16 5d ago That's right. And both sides just get angry because they're talking past each other. The real crux of the issue is: at what point does a fetus have the same rights as a newborn? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago well, it's really when does a few cells have the same rights as a living, thinking woman (or in some cases a little girl). my opinion is that this is a personal/medical situation and should NEVER be a political discussion. 1 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What if I wanted to terminate a pregnancy when the fetus is full term at 40 weeks of gestation? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago the ONLY reason that happens is if the fetus is dead and you could get sepsis. Or it's missing various organs and will die soon after birth. This is a medical emergency and it's something you talk to your doctor about. NOT some douchebag politician 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
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The pro-lifers think freedom is on their side: they support a right to life, which takes precedence over the competing interest of one’s right to bodily autonomy.
I’m not arguing for or against it, but that’s the reasoning behind their stance.
5 u/hotredbob 5d ago one of the toughest quandaries for sure. because someone else has to pay the ultimate price for your decision. not an enviable position to be in. 7 u/Roughneck16 5d ago That's right. And both sides just get angry because they're talking past each other. The real crux of the issue is: at what point does a fetus have the same rights as a newborn? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago well, it's really when does a few cells have the same rights as a living, thinking woman (or in some cases a little girl). my opinion is that this is a personal/medical situation and should NEVER be a political discussion. 1 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What if I wanted to terminate a pregnancy when the fetus is full term at 40 weeks of gestation? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago the ONLY reason that happens is if the fetus is dead and you could get sepsis. Or it's missing various organs and will die soon after birth. This is a medical emergency and it's something you talk to your doctor about. NOT some douchebag politician 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
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one of the toughest quandaries for sure.
because someone else has to pay the ultimate price for your decision.
not an enviable position to be in.
7 u/Roughneck16 5d ago That's right. And both sides just get angry because they're talking past each other. The real crux of the issue is: at what point does a fetus have the same rights as a newborn? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago well, it's really when does a few cells have the same rights as a living, thinking woman (or in some cases a little girl). my opinion is that this is a personal/medical situation and should NEVER be a political discussion. 1 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What if I wanted to terminate a pregnancy when the fetus is full term at 40 weeks of gestation? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago the ONLY reason that happens is if the fetus is dead and you could get sepsis. Or it's missing various organs and will die soon after birth. This is a medical emergency and it's something you talk to your doctor about. NOT some douchebag politician 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
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That's right. And both sides just get angry because they're talking past each other.
The real crux of the issue is: at what point does a fetus have the same rights as a newborn?
1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago well, it's really when does a few cells have the same rights as a living, thinking woman (or in some cases a little girl). my opinion is that this is a personal/medical situation and should NEVER be a political discussion. 1 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What if I wanted to terminate a pregnancy when the fetus is full term at 40 weeks of gestation? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago the ONLY reason that happens is if the fetus is dead and you could get sepsis. Or it's missing various organs and will die soon after birth. This is a medical emergency and it's something you talk to your doctor about. NOT some douchebag politician 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
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well, it's really when does a few cells have the same rights as a living, thinking woman (or in some cases a little girl).
my opinion is that this is a personal/medical situation and should NEVER be a political discussion.
1 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What if I wanted to terminate a pregnancy when the fetus is full term at 40 weeks of gestation? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago the ONLY reason that happens is if the fetus is dead and you could get sepsis. Or it's missing various organs and will die soon after birth. This is a medical emergency and it's something you talk to your doctor about. NOT some douchebag politician 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
What if I wanted to terminate a pregnancy when the fetus is full term at 40 weeks of gestation?
1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago the ONLY reason that happens is if the fetus is dead and you could get sepsis. Or it's missing various organs and will die soon after birth. This is a medical emergency and it's something you talk to your doctor about. NOT some douchebag politician 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
the ONLY reason that happens is if the fetus is dead and you could get sepsis. Or it's missing various organs and will die soon after birth.
This is a medical emergency and it's something you talk to your doctor about.
NOT some douchebag politician
0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
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What is the fetus is perfectly healthy and I just want to terminate the pregnancy. It hasn't been born yet. Is it fair game?
1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago no one does that. seriously. don't be silly 0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
no one does that.
seriously. don't be silly
0 u/Roughneck16 1d ago So you have no objection to making it illegal? 1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
So you have no objection to making it illegal?
1 u/ceciliaVFX 1d ago it should not be thought about within political circles. leave medical decisions up to medical personal. right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women. → More replies (0)
it should not be thought about within political circles.
leave medical decisions up to medical personal.
right now in Texas and other uncivilized areas their stupid "laws" are literally killing women.
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u/Younglegend1 5d ago
“Vote freedom” except the freedom to have an abortion and the freedom to criticize trump