Obviously they are different. But I was wondering...
One common sentiment pro-choicers express is that it is wrong to tell someone what they can or cannot do with their own body.
But if an adult person is standing about to jump off a cliff, it would be considered despicable to say, "Well, that's their choice." and not try to stop them.
How is this different? I'm 100%, passionately pro-choice, by the way, and also believe someone who is suffering should have the right to opt out. Just having random thoughts tonight.
Asked by Anonymous at 10:19 PM on Nov. 25, 2009 in Religion & Beliefs
Answer by Anonymous at 10:22 PM on Nov. 25, 2009
To me abortion is not anything like suicide. It is more like murder. There is a live baby forming inside of your body that deserves to have a chance to live and breath on the outside. A baby is no matter how far a long is the making of a human being. I don't believe it should be the mothers right to decide if that baby should live or not just because she made a mistake and got pregnant. There are other options. I also believe that killing yourself is never the right answer. And those who do just needed a little help. Sure if you want to do it do it but, I believe if anyone had a little extra help they would have made a different choice.
Answer by Anonymous at 10:59 PM on Nov. 25, 2009
An embryo doesn't have consciousness.
Answer by Anonymous at 11:03 PM on Nov. 25, 2009
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