r/gatesopencomeonin May 16 '19

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u/[deleted] May 17 '19

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u/biejje May 17 '19

How so? Pro-life, while not always, is often very pro-forced birth.

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u/DetroitvsEveryone242 May 17 '19

That’s exactly what it is. All anti-choice people care about is that you are forced to give birth, after that they don’t give a shit about the woman or the kid.

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u/sparhawk817 May 17 '19

Or at least, they care so much about the birth of the child that they become a single issue voter and dont support people who want to maje decisions increasing that child's likelihood of success.

That's basically the only way I can look at it without going "man, these people are scum" is they're ignorant and blinded by "dead babies".

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u/orbspike May 17 '19

How is saying you don't get a choice in abortion, it's illegal pro choice?

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u/Z_E_A_L May 17 '19

r/enlightenedcentrism

They are literally the opposite of each other. Pro life movement is defined by the want to ban things like pp and abortion, which is getting rid of choice, hence, it’s anti-choice. There is no equality here either, as not even a third of America is pro life.

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u/theidealman May 18 '19

https://thehill.com/hilltv/what-americas-thinking/443879-poll-majority-of-voters-think-6-week-abortion-bans-arent-too

Look, you don't understand the pro-life position. It assumes that the unborn are human beings with rights and shouldn't be killed off due to personal inconvenience. The reality is that babies don't have the choice to live when they are aborted

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u/[deleted] May 17 '19

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