Choice. (Excuse Me...But It's Still
Legal)
Regardless
what anyone says I do not support any legislation or any movement that will
force women to have an abortion. No one should be forced to have a legal
medical procedure if it violates their beliefs. Period. If someone supports
"pro-life" notions - it's fine with me, I s'pose.
Well actually it's not fine with me, but I figure everyone is
entitled to their own opinions - regardless how misguided I may think they
are. I certainly don't agree with 'em - and increasingly I equate most
active "pro-lifers" with dinosaurs, but that's not my point. I support
"choice". I don't wish to impose my opinions upon others. Simply
stated: I don't think a woman who opposes abortion should be forced to have
one...and the reverse oughta' be true too. The anti-abortion crowd
needs to back-off and shut their pie hole; laws that restrict access to
legal abortion services oughta' be repealed, and regulations requiring
medical personnel to say all sorts of wacky things to patients oughta' be
stopped. Immediately. If someone wants to bring another life
into this world and vows to love and support the child...who am I question
their ability to be a good parent? Who am I to question?
If a woman wishes to not have a child and seeks an abortion,
no one should be allowed to impose 72-hour waiting periods. No one
should require doctors to recite a bunch of political garbage (that is not
scientifically or medically based). The whole abortion issue has
really been a hot topic. Especially of late as we recognize the 40th
anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision by the Supreme Court of these United
States of America. In the past two years 130 state laws have been
passed - all geared toward limiting women's access to legal medical
services. It's shameful and needs to stop.
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