Mickey Massuco
wipeoff
I went to a pretty religious high school, so pictures of aborted fetuses and hatred towards planned parenthood facilities was quite the norm in my senior year religion courses. I used to get into some heated battles with the socially conservative teacher, because they could never understand why I thought that a two month old fetus was not a person. "You call it pro choice, well does the baby have a choice? They're not pro-choice, they're pro abortion!" I heard shit like that all the time.
I bring this up here because I'm pretty shocked at the prevalence and acceptance of the pro-life position in the recent Republican debates. There are talks of repeal of Roe V. Wade, and even some shitheads telling us that they don't accept abortion as a viable option even in the case of rape or incest! Is there a legitimate chance that this can be made illegal on the basis of states' rights (states' rights seems to be the justification for every bigoted position, it seems), as in, people that want to see it made illegal would leave the decision up to backward thinking Arkansas and Louisiana inhabitants so that they can gradually take away a woman's right to choose state by state? What do you all think? What's your justification for being pro-choice or pro-life? It may sound obvious but I'm just curious if you had to defend why you feel the way you do, what you would say.
I bring this up here because I'm pretty shocked at the prevalence and acceptance of the pro-life position in the recent Republican debates. There are talks of repeal of Roe V. Wade, and even some shitheads telling us that they don't accept abortion as a viable option even in the case of rape or incest! Is there a legitimate chance that this can be made illegal on the basis of states' rights (states' rights seems to be the justification for every bigoted position, it seems), as in, people that want to see it made illegal would leave the decision up to backward thinking Arkansas and Louisiana inhabitants so that they can gradually take away a woman's right to choose state by state? What do you all think? What's your justification for being pro-choice or pro-life? It may sound obvious but I'm just curious if you had to defend why you feel the way you do, what you would say.