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@BDKFG6YRepublican Agreements1mo ago

I believe that all human beings should have a right to live no matter the size or age the being is all life is valuable and unique and non of us will ever be the same a another including if you are twins you are never the same because there is only one of you in the world.

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 @BDKGWXB from Illinois  disagreed…1mo1MO

i believe that women should have that right to chose and the government should not be involved with women making the choice for whats best for them

 @BDJZM4JDemocrat from New Jersey  disagreed…1mo1MO

All human beings currently existing have a right to bodily autonomy, and expecting an individual to go through what is an extensive, stressful experience to serve as an incubator for an unwanted pregnancy is inhumane to the already-existing individual.

 @BDKHZ97 from Illinois  disagreed…1mo1MO

I don't think its no one's place to tell another woman what to do with their body, there are many reasons why a woman should have a right to abortion, like rape, incest, and various medical/health reasons.

 @BDKHDKS from Texas  disagreed…1mo1MO

I believe that women should have the right to choose what they do to their bodies because at the time of abortion its is just a fetus, not yet a child.

 @BDKL57D from California  agreed…1mo1MO

Every life is valuable, so we should treat mothers with respect for their life moreso than one that isn’t formed yet. We need to prioritize those who are living and we should care more about each other in general.

 @BDKKSH7Democrat from Illinois  disagreed…1mo1MO

I don't believe a clump of cells is a human being and think that victims of rape and incest should not have to be mothers if they don't want to. That ends up ruining more than just one person's life.

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