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Question: Perhaps the most important issue facing the courts.
#1
Pro-choice in all cases
 
#2
Pro-choice though pro-life at a certain point before infancy
 
#3
Pro-life with exceptions to rape, incest and danger to the mother
 
#4
Pro-life in all cases
 
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Total Voters: 144

Author Topic: Pro-choice or Pro-life?  (Read 7082 times)
Associate Justice PiT
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« on: October 12, 2020, 07:27:06 PM »

I still have a hard time believing that anyone genuinely cares about this issue. It's the definition of virtue signaling.

You generally make good arguments, but this is a really dumb statement.

You can't imagine why a woman would care about having control over her own body?

I have a hard time understanding why the pro-choice side cares about it so much.  If I wasn't convinced that life begins at conception, I would remain neutral because the consequences of being wrong on this issue are so severe.

     I am in the same boat here. I was basically apathetic to abortion when I was pro-choice, and when I became Christian I started taking it extremely seriously. It didn't make sense to me to be so invested in abortion as an issue before I fully accepted that a fetus is a proper human being.
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