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i disagree, this is basically saying that women are getting abortions for fun, i believe that the right to privacy that everyone should have, but when a women gets pregnant and the pregnancy is not a result of rape, incest etc. and they chose to get an abortions they probably can not emotionally or financially support that child, another example could be having the child could also pose a threat to the women's life . i think a women should have a child when she is ready and capable even if a accidental pregnancy comes and she wants to have a abortion its ultimately her decision and choice in the matter, and i think that trying to be taken away from women is inhumane.

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 @B8PC6ZTRepublican  from California  disagreed…7mos7MO

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I am not saying that women are getting abortions for fun, I am saying that women who cannot sustain a child should be careful not to get pregnant, and if a woman decides to have a child despite her inability to sustain one, then it is her responsibility that she decided to undertake when she had sex. If our government decides to fund abortions for everyone no matter the cause, there definitely will be some women who will unfortunately try to abuse the system and get pregnant then get an abortion rather than trying to abstain. I am not saying that this small group represents all women, because…  Read more

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