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@BBLNXH3 Agreements4mos ago

Abortion isn't killing if the child hasn't fully grown out yet

up until 9 weeks the egg hasn't fully even had the baby its barley forming so how is something that's just forming be murder, if it was after the baby's already like developing than yes, but women should have a choice to abortion. if there was rape, sexual assault they should definitely have an option.

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 @BBMG3V3from Guam  agreed…4mos4MO

I agree I can't explain why cuz it'd be long but yes, in soem cases likes rape sexual assault and other illegal activities - Yes, the use of abortion should be utilized but if it hadn't been the case, then no. The potentiality of that unborn child would be wasted, you let him grow up to be good; he'll treat you good, let him be bad; he'll be dismissive and ignorant. It all lies on possibility, if you can't handle the money then dont have sex. It's as simple as that, if one can't follow it it's not the government's fault, if you choose not to follow then leave the country.

 @BBMD6QXRepublican  from Texas  agreed…4mos4MO

Conception is the key. If you were to abort that thing still growing in you no matter the progress it is at, then it is murder. I will agree with the rape though, they should have the choice.

 @BBMD2N4 from Idaho  agreed…4mos4MO

I do not agree with this comment. "Just barely forming" is still forming. While rape still happens today, it isn't really the common thing anymore- many women sleeping around is. If women (and I speak as a woman myself) are sleeping around, even using the best of protections, they need to be aware of the consequences. In my opinion, situational abortion may be alright, but if a woman has been sleeping around, she should not be able to get an abortion.

 @BBMCH49 from Texas  agreed…4mos4MO

I'm gonna start by addressing the last part of your argument where you said if there was rape sexual assault now this is terrible and it's such a sad thing to think that this happens but in the percentage wise, this is only one percent of abortions. So going onto the other 99% is other issues whether someone doesn't want to have the baby or they don't feel like they're ready for the responsibility, but there has been a multitude of studies that it is a life when conception happens at this moment, it is no longer your body if someone hits a pregnant woman no matter how far along they are charged with two cases of murder, so how is it that when you make the choice to kill the same being that would've been killed in the car crash it's not considered murder

 @BBMC25H from Arkansas  agreed…4mos4MO

After conception, the embryo has a unique set of DNA, and its only course of progression is to continue to develop as a unique life. Once we have determined that the embryo is a unique life, even In the case of SA, the origin of a life does not devalue it. Abortion is wrong and murder no matter the circumstances.

 @BBMBSCN from Minnesota  disagreed…4mos4MO

Abortion isn't killing if the child hasn't fully grown out yet. up until 9 weeks the egg hasn't fully even had the baby its barley forming so how is something that's just forming be murder so it's doesn't matter and why should somebody else be worried About my body I can do what I want to do now I can understand if its too late to get one cause then that would me murder but before that 9 weeks of I'm doing it if you really had a problem with me doing it why don't you pay for the baby and pay for its whole life

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