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The dark side of the abortion battle

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Fair enough -- but why don't more women elevate their self-defense game? Wishful thinking won't wish the situation away.

Why do so many women put themselves into perilous situations? It would be unfair -- and indeed misogynous -- to claim that so many women are ignorant and dimwitted ninnies.

As for the two of us, it is probably just as well that we are completely unlikely to spawn any progeny. Heaven help the people of Earth if that should ever occur. (Not trying to woo you -- just saying.) 😉

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it is quite clear you do not understand the circle of life.

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@js357 said
So is your denial of the woman’s right to terminate a pregnancy by abortion dependent on your disapproval of her freely choosing to have unprotected sex? That is, if she had sex unwillingly (raped, or drugged to unconsciousness, or a young, overly sheltered pubescent girl not aware of how babies happen, for example) would you still deny her the right to terminate the pregnancy?
Bump for reply from Mott.

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@Duchess64
“And if I had that desire, then I would not have to look far to find a man who would
be delighted to enjoy me in bed”

Very misogynistic!

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as if it is not this way for men too.

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@mott-the-hoople said
@Duchess64
“And if I had that desire, then I would not have to look far to find a man who would
be delighted to enjoy me in bed”

Very misogynistic!
Ummm, what?

Do you even know what the word means?

Apparently, you do not.

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@js357 said
So is your denial of the woman’s right to terminate a pregnancy by abortion dependent on your disapproval of her freely choosing to have unprotected sex? That is, if she had sex unwillingly (raped, or drugged to unconsciousness, or a young, overly sheltered pubescent girl not aware of how babies happen, for example) would you still deny her the right to terminate the pregnancy?
Mott doesn’t want his answer to this question to be known.

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@js357 said
Bump for reply from Mott.
no, and never have implied as much. Situations like this can be handled before the baby forms. I take issue with killing a living human.

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@mott-the-hoople said
no, and never have implied as much. Situations like this can be handled before the baby forms. I take issue with killing a living human.
You answer “no...” with qualification that abortion is avoidable “before the baby forms”, to my question “...would you still deny her (the unwillingly pregnant) the right to terminate the pregnancy?”

Just checking to make sure I get you.

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@js357 said
You answer “no...” with qualification that abortion is avoidable “before the baby forms”, to my question “...would you still deny her (the unwillingly pregnant) the right to terminate the pregnancy?”

Just checking to make sure I get you.
I thought I was pretty clear.