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Replies are broken, so I'm numbering the paragraphs.1. because lots of men typically don't understand women's struggles at all.
2. what is wrong with those arguments?
3. so would you have supported aborting the world's worst dictators?
4. cool? so you're not 100% pro-life.
5. the chances of the unborn baby becoming an extremely noble historical figure/pioneer of society are extremely low, much lower than the chances of them becoming a degenerate criminal.
6. i don't think people are bad for being pro-life, but when you dig deeper into their reasoning for vehemently being against all abortion, you start to see through them and their ulterior motives.
most women aren't vehemently against abortion btw.
7. very nice pro-life stance, lol.
1. I'm not going to disagree with this, as men can be myopic on women's issues and vice versa. My point was that what difference does it make if I support and agree with your stance.
2. The problem with those arguments is that it relies on weak justifications. "A clump of cells?" Technically speaking we all are. "Abortions will happen anyway, so why ban the practice?" This is a libertarian response to anything, and you're no libertarian from what I've seen. I tossed you a bone by citing a fact that access to abortions and contraceptives reduces the need to have an abortion.
3. Trick question, so I'm not biting.
4. Cool, I didn't say I was pro-life? I said I had sympathy towards it, not that I am. I'm pro-choice.
5. No doubt that a potential baby won't be the next Washington or Alexander the Great. My point on the matter is that we don't know how they'll turn out. For all we know, they could play an important role in society, even if it's small. They could also be like you said and be dregs.
6. I'm not disagreeing with this. I also never said most women were against abortions, either. I said a decent amount of the pro-life movement involves women.
7. Nice little snipe, but if you'd read over what I typed, I never once said I was pro-life. Again, I'm simply posting because I want to point out the flaws in some of the basic arguments. I want to make sure pro-choice stances are strong. There also seems to be a misunderstanding, as I am someone who agrees with pro-choice people overall. I apologize if I didn't make that clear.
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