Anti-Abortion Activist

I’m not saying that pregnancy isn’t hard and I never have. What I am saying, however, is simple: it shouldn’t be legal to kill other humans unless it’s in defense of your own life. 

The only situation where your argument bears any significance is in the case of rape. You mentioned young adults and those in poverty; well, they made a choice. When you make choices, you’ve got to be ready to live with the consequences. There’s no excuse for that: if you know you’re too poor or unready to have a child, then don’t risk having a child. If you get pregnant, that’s your own fault.

Rape, of course, is the exception. But when it comes down to it, twp wrongs don’t make a right. The right way to deal with rape is to punish the offender, not an innocent third party. Humans should not be punished for the actions of their father; rather, the father should be punished for his actions.

Again, abortion to me is simple. It’s morally wrong and should be legally wrong to kill another living human, period. I never said abortion was an “easy out” or a preferred option, but it simply doesn’t matter how difficult a situation or decision is; it’s never okay to kill an innocent living human being. Period.

Well, I’m not going to sit here and claim that all women who get abortions have psychological issues with their decision, but I am going to say that I’ve met many women who do. Abortion may not cause psychological problems in all or even most women, but it most certainly does a lot of mental and physical damage to some of them.

I’m not sure what you’re asking.

1. Women should indeed have control over their uteri; I’m not arguing the contrary. What they don’t have a right to do, however, is deprive any human of their basic rights.

2. You’re right, mosquitoes are alive. So are plants. But what differentiates the fetus is that it’s a human life. Pro-choicers and pro-lifers alike agree that the fetus is human and alive; biology is clear on this subject. We simply argue that all humans deserve human rights, whereas pro-choicers argue that some humans simply don’t deserve the right to live.

I want women’s rights protected. All humans deserve equality, regardless of their age, sex, sexual orientation, religion, race, etc. What nobody has the right to do, however, is deprive a human of their basic human rights, starting foremost with life.

No problem, thanks for reading! Here’s a quick list of important facts to remember:

• Most Americans want abortion to be outlawed or, at very least, given much greater restrictions.
• Women tend to be more pro-life than men, so don’t let these pro-choicers tell you that pro-lifers are mostly men.
• 93% of abortions are pure convenience. Only 4% of abortions happen because of the woman’s health, and less than .5% of all abortions happen because of rape or incest. Although these are argument you’ll likely hear, it’s important to point out that they don’t happen as often as we think. 
• The fetus is a a baby according to the dictionary.
• Planned Parenthood often lies; the CEO even claimed that women would “lose access to mammograms” when Planned Parenthood doesn’t even offer them.
• Biologists and Embryologists agree that the fetus exhibits all 7 of the necessary requirements to be considered alive. The fetus is a human life; that’s scientific fact, not opinion.
• Many feminists are pro-life.
• Black children are more likely to be adopted than white children. Single women choose to adopt black children over white children 75% to 17%. Don’t let any pro-choicers tell you that the adoption system is racist.
• There is already a long waiting list for people wanting to adopt children with Down Syndrome, so the “my child will be disabled” excuse doesn’t work either.
• Overpopulation is a myth; we shouldn’t abort people because the earth “is overfilling with people.”
• Roe (Norma McCorvey) from Roe v. Wade never actually had an abortion, and considers her court case the “worse mistake of [her] life.”
• Women dying from illegal abortions didn’t drop because abortion was legalized, it dropped because of the invention and widespread use of penicillin and sulfa. In 1972, the year before Roe v. Wade was passed, when abortion was still illegal, only 39 women died of unsafe abortion.

I’m sure there’s more information that you can find scrolling through my blog. Keep up the good work and keep this fact sheet ready!

I personally have no problem with IVF. So long as no harm is done to anybody, whether the woman or the fetus, I’ve got no problem with fertilizing the egg outside of her body. In fact, this is extremely helpful in allowing infertile couples to have children.

Logically, only my response makes sense. It’s true that everyone who supports abortion is already born, but it’s not true that everyone who is against abortion is a man.

In fact, women tend to be more pro-life than men. Gallup polling shows that “Women actually take a stronger pro-life view than men with 24 percent of American women wanting all abortions made illegal and 36 percent wanting almost all illegal, compared with 19 percent of men who want to ban all abortions”

96% of abortions are done for non-health related issues. Only 4% of abortions actually involve a mother whose health is at risk, so although I’m not saying these abortions don’t happen, they most certainly don’t happen as often as we think.

A mother has a right to self-defense. She doesn’t have the right to kill her child, unless her child is threatening her life. In this situation, she has the right to self-defense or the right to do nothing and continue with the pregnancy. 

In the case of ectopic pregnancies, killing the fetus is not the only solution. In this case, it’s possible to manipulate the Fallopian tube to allow for viability of the fetus and saving the life of the mother. 

In the end, I believe deadly force should only be used when your life is being directly threatened. If a house invader if going to kill you, you have a right to kill it first. If your fetus is going to kill you, you have a right to kill it first. In all other instances, however, it is never okay to use deadly force against an innocent, non-threatening human.

My responses are and will remain fact-based, using pure science. Although I am personally religious, my responses will not contain religious arguments unless someone decides to ask about the subject. I will also not name-call or spew profanities; this tactic accomplishes nothing.

That’s for your support!

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That’s your opinion.

I just don’t believe the solution to “I can’t give it a good life” is “I’m going to kill it.” Seems a bit backward to me.