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@BC3HH4J Agreements3mos ago

You are killing an innocent child

All humans deserve equal rights. People that have an abortion are murdering a fertilized embryo, which is a living child. From the moment of conception , a new human exists, and ending that life is murder. An unborn child is a human being created in the image and likeness of God. Through observation of nature, we know that anything growing is alive, whether that thing is a plant, a bug, or an embryo. Is an unborn child growing? Yes, therefore it is alive. So use your brain and think to yourself why are you murdering an innocent child.

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 @BC42966 from Oregon  disagreed…3mos3MO

Abortion is human right. You bring up that a child is the likeness to God. In the Bible, it states that someone is counted as alive when they take their first breath. Therefore, at the stage that an Abortion would be conducted, the "child" is not breathing. Also, if you have such a strong opinion on Abortion, and forcing women to give birth, which COULD result in death, you provide little to no support for said child or mother. Giving women the choice to choose for their own bodies gives them more responsibility over their own body, and it is unfair for the government to be telling women what to do with their bodies, when we have no laws that go against a mans right to choose for his own body.

 @9BBC6HD  from Florida  disagreed…3mos3MO

According to scripture in the Bible, God created all in his image but allowed everyone free will to do what they desire in life and allow them to choose if they want a life with God. This free will allows for anybody to have an abortion even though a mother is equal to its child.

 @BC4235V  from California  disagreed…3mos3MO

If the child is not fully developed it is not killing a child that is not yet alive. If someone who is raped and does not want their rapist child, they have every right to get an abortion.

 @BC73PBQ from Michigan  commented…3mos3MO

Informed Abortion

A grown woman has more value than a fetus that cannot think, feel, breathe, or do literally anything. It is also not a child. Being pro-birth is simply being pro-death. Women die because of the lack of abortion access. Also, your religion has NO place in politics and the dictating of others' lives.

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