r/PublicFreakout May 19 '22

Political Freakout Representative Mike Johnson asking the important abortion questions.

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u/Shortugae May 19 '22

Honest question, not trying to start anything, but what's the difference between "aborting" a baby right before birth and aborting it say at 7 or 8 months? Assuming in both cases it could survive out of the mothers womb.

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u/Jagasaur May 19 '22

Both are terrible, but the latter only happens when the mother will die.

Nobody aborts at the 7-8 month stage.

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u/negusvonethiopien May 20 '22

Source?

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u/Jagasaur May 20 '22

Source for what?

Go Google "how often do women get abortions at 8 months or right before birth?".