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@B87PZ45 Agreements8mos ago

The government should not outright ban it, however, each woman should only be allowed one (except in the case of rape, incest, or danger to mother) to prevent the abuse of the option of abortion.

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 @B8B6Q2JRepublican from Mississippi  disagreed…8mos8MO

I think it is a good option. I do not believe in abortion rights, but there are extreme cases like rape and incest where I do not have as strong of an opinion. I have never been in one of those situations so I do not think I can comment much on what a person would feel in that time.

 @B8BC9NTRepublican from Alaska  disagreed…8mos8MO

I think it should only be allowed if they are raped, incest, or if there is danger because they knew what the outcome could be.

 @B8CNHYM from Texas  disagreed…7mos7MO

I don't agree that every woman should be allowed to have an abortion. I believe that if you are having sex, then you know the outcome that comes out of doing this. However, with rape, incest, or danger to the mother, I would allow it do to the fact that it could save someone, whether it be the baby or the mother. I do not agree with abortion, but I also feel that it would be hard for a young woman to raise a kid who is half of the person who raped her.

 @B8B3V8D  from Minnesota  disagreed…8mos8MO

All fetuses are unique, alive, and human. Therefore, they are entitled to life liberty and property under the 14th amendment.

 @B8B9XZN from Oregon  disagreed…8mos8MO

I believe that murdering babies is morally wrong, and that it should be illegal no matter the circumstance.

 @B8BFNX8 from Ohio  disagreed…8mos8MO

I think we should outright ban it because it is a life no matter how it was conceived and we shouldn’t kill innocent people.

 @B8BV8ZHPeace and Freedom from Colorado  commented…8mos8MO

I think this is the worst thing ever made and whoever try's it is sentenced to DEATH.

 @B8CGMJV from North Carolina  disagreed…7mos7MO

The Government should not break its own laws. The action of abortion is murder within itself, as the child within the womb will grow into and already is a person. Due to this, Abortion is outright wrong and should be banned, upholding its current laws within place.

 @B8C46DM from North Carolina  disagreed…8mos8MO

You are killing a human child because you made a mistake and don't want to handle it. Its also not "a bunch of cells" its scientifically proven that a fetus is a baby.

 @B8C83KT  from Kansas  disagreed…8mos8MO

This can be difficult for so many reasons. One reason being, the medical definition of abortion isn't even the same universally. A woman's chart may read "spontaneous abortion" after being treated for a miscarriage. So life saving medical procedures that would be acceptable by even the most conservative faith based practitioners get lumped in here. I am not sure of the property legal wording, but end of the day, doctors take an oath to do no harm and should always try to save the lives of both mothers and children (in utero or otherwise).

 @B8DKZR2Republican from Ohio  disagreed…7mos7MO

Abortion should not be legal, it would only be okay for medical reasons if the mom was dying and their was no other way.

 @B8B5YZT from Virginia  disagreed…8mos8MO

I don't think everyone should be allowed one abortion. If the case of rape comes up, they can then visit the legal abortion clinic.

 @B8C2HF2Republican from Colorado  disagreed…8mos8MO

I agree but I believe some women might find a way to break the system and I think you should have NONE unless a victim of rape or danger to the mother ect.

 @B8B9ZP2Republican from Washington  disagreed…8mos8MO

you should not have a choice to take away a healthy babys life, if the baby has serious deformities thats makes it miserable its a different story

 @B8B73TM from Virginia  disagreed…8mos8MO

the number of abortions is completely irrelevant, abortion in non-unconditional circumstances is murder

 @B8B9ZWD from Oregon  disagreed…8mos8MO

Abortion should be banned, but there needs to be regulation on illegal abortion clinics or procedures.

 @B8C4VRL  from Arizona  disagreed…7mos7MO

The government should ban abortion cause it brings less people to the world. They should increase popularity

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