nigga let me stop right there, most prolifers--
You haven't talked to a single pro-life proponent in your (real) life.
Nearly none of them establish such a hierarchy. Even in Texas prior to
Roe, you could still get an abortion in cases of rape or incest (the plaintiff tried to get one on the grounds that she was allegedly raped by several black men).
That's where many self-identified pro-life proponents draw their line.
one need to look at brazil, ireland
Let me guess, you're referring to Halavanappar? The woman who died because the OB didn't want to abort a child they knew was going to die because
she thought it was against the law on account of there being some heartbeat, despite not contacting legal-- who would have told her that a supreme court decision dating to
1965 made it so that they would have been able to grant an abortion for reasons as broad as the mother threatening her own life? The woman who died because they didn't even bother regularly monitoring her vitals overnight?
even by removing these reasons still by your very own logic that leaves 15 percent of woman having do it for reasons related to rape or health problems.
Don't lump those two things together-- ~1% of abortions, according to Guttmacher, happen because the aborted was conceived by rape.
in some countries they esteem life so highly they risk women and girls suffering either phyiscal or mental health issues because their restrictions in abortion are so extreme they cant even get one if needed.
When do they "need" an abortion, if not when they're in danger of death? What are the "physical or mental health issues" that measure up to taking a life?
guess what dumb dumb condoms and birth control pills can fail.
You know what doesn't fail, though? Not having sex, if you're so concerned about getting pregnant.
What do you even think sex is for?
Again I with you have to cycle with the quality of life argument, parenthood shouldn't forced onto people because you deem it the correct moral decision
This is why I've identified some pro-choice proponents as narcissists-- it keeps coming down to
them and how parenthood is "forced" onto
them, as opposed to them taking responsibility for bringing life into the world and making sure that the child receives the best life that can be provided for them. You're not interested in giving them a chance to find happiness in this world, or doing your best for them, or even doing something like arranging an adoption so they can be with people that explicitly want them.
You claim to worry about their being
potentially unloved and unwanted, but does that mean that it's okay to euthanize group home populations? They're unwanted at that moment, after all.
Fundamentally, though you're not even concerned about the children, you're arguing at this point that they're are better off
dead than alive on account of external circumstances.
What, do you think that their souls are recycled and they may get a better chance next conception? You probably don't even believe in any of that stuff, so you
must realize that abortion means terminating a unique existence that's
never coming back in
any form.
you can't have it both ways, you can't chide someone for making a decision to no procreate for legitmite reasons beyond your own comprehension
If they actually decided to not do the one thing that would lead to conception, there would be no conversation to be had.
None of the circumstances are beyond my comprehension merely because I assert that some aren't justifiable cause.
You don't get to play "well, like, that's just your opinion" while normally asserting your own position. Furthermore, legally, we've
always allowed abortion restrictions-- even after Roe, states were allowed to make abortion restrictions past a point. And that's without those who perform the abortions themselves being able to decide when they want to provide their services and why.
and get to throw wahmain a bone
Why you keep defaulting to thinking that my argument is about "throwing women a bone" or "giving women an out",
instead of what I've actually stated?