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Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 1:58 am
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Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 12:08 pm
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PickleBoy Also, Dathu you kept saying that the morning after pill should just be taken after unprotected sex. Well... what if you didn't know that the condom broke? Or what if the guy said he was using protection but didn't? (Cause I'm sure there are times when its hot and sweaty and the lights are out and everyones hands are going every which way and its like "OMG! JEST DO EET!") I mean, you aren't gonna know that you're pregnant until at least five days afterwards (so the quickest tests say). And if you had used protection but it failed... You aren't going to just start popping morning after pills. Especially not with a product with a 90% success rate.
Well, I strongly feel that if you're going to have sex, you should be on birth control and use a condom. With both combined the chance of pregnancy is very very unlikely.
Now, I am a very sexualy active person, and I like to consider myself very passionate when it comes to sex. However, I can always tell when the condom breaks, and I strongly feel any guy who says he didn't notice is lieing (spelling?). He just didn't want to stop. All I know is, if I had sex without a condom, without birth control, got raped, or thought semen got a little to close, and I even thought there would be a snowballs chance in hell that I might get pregnant from it, I would take a day after pill. Hell, I'd keep a bottle of them in my purse. The only way I can think of me needing an abortion is if I was having Rosemary's Baby. I just think that there are a lot of ways to prevent, and that it seems like lazyness or lack of caution and/or preperation is the cause of a lot of the abortionees (is that a word?).
As I said though, I do think women should have a choice. I just think it odd that so many are chosing this solution, insted of a preventative.
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Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 4:30 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 4:22 pm
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2008 7:01 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 3:19 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 5:58 pm
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Personally, I'm pro-life. Believe it or not, there are secular arguments against abortion. One of those being that because death is typically defined as the cessation of brain activity, life would therefore begin when brain activity begins. From what we know, this happens within the first six weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, terminating a pregnancy after brain activity begins in a fetus would be killing a living human.
When it comes to public policy, I think that our laws should reflect those scientific facts. However, there must be exceptions when the mother's life is in danger. Babies conceived from rape are very rare, and aren't going to be horrible people. A famous poet was conceived through his mother's rape.
As for the argument that women will start aborting their own babies if abortion is made illegal is just silly. Sure, it's happened before, and women who have done that need some serious help. I don't know of any women who would honestly try to coat-hanger a fetus out of them if they couldn't get an abortion.
On a related note, I think that birth control and morning-after pills are spiffy 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 6:17 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 7:43 am
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Teoka Personally, I'm pro-life. Believe it or not, there are secular arguments against abortion. One of those being that because death is typically defined as the cessation of brain activity, life would therefore begin when brain activity begins. From what we know, this happens within the first six weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, terminating a pregnancy after brain activity begins in a fetus would be killing a living human. When it comes to public policy, I think that our laws should reflect those scientific facts. However, there must be exceptions when the mother's life is in danger. Babies conceived from rape are very rare, and aren't going to be horrible people. A famous poet was conceived through his mother's rape. As for the argument that women will start aborting their own babies if abortion is made illegal is just silly. Sure, it's happened before, and women who have done that need some serious help. I don't know of any women who would honestly try to coat-hanger a fetus out of them if they couldn't get an abortion. On a related note, I think that birth control and morning-after pills are spiffy 3nodding It's not a silly argument, it's a documented fact. Abortion has occurred since the beginning of humanity. People will drink themselves into aborting, throw themselves down stairs, get into fights, and yes, even the fabled coat hanger. Abortion will happen, regardless of its legality, but with it legal, they will be much safer.
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Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 11:17 am
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Koravin Teoka Personally, I'm pro-life. Believe it or not, there are secular arguments against abortion. One of those being that because death is typically defined as the cessation of brain activity, life would therefore begin when brain activity begins. From what we know, this happens within the first six weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, terminating a pregnancy after brain activity begins in a fetus would be killing a living human. When it comes to public policy, I think that our laws should reflect those scientific facts. However, there must be exceptions when the mother's life is in danger. Babies conceived from rape are very rare, and aren't going to be horrible people. A famous poet was conceived through his mother's rape. As for the argument that women will start aborting their own babies if abortion is made illegal is just silly. Sure, it's happened before, and women who have done that need some serious help. I don't know of any women who would honestly try to coat-hanger a fetus out of them if they couldn't get an abortion. On a related note, I think that birth control and morning-after pills are spiffy 3nodding It's not a silly argument, it's a documented fact. Abortion has occurred since the beginning of humanity. People will drink themselves into aborting, throw themselves down stairs, get into fights, and yes, even the fabled coat hanger. Abortion will happen, regardless of its legality, but with it legal, they will be much safer.
Yes, women have done it. And those women need mental help. Anyone willing to get themselves killed just to abort a fetus inside of them is not in the right state of mind. We cannot base public policy on the mistakes of the few.
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Teoka Koravin Teoka Personally, I'm pro-life. Believe it or not, there are secular arguments against abortion. One of those being that because death is typically defined as the cessation of brain activity, life would therefore begin when brain activity begins. From what we know, this happens within the first six weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, terminating a pregnancy after brain activity begins in a fetus would be killing a living human. When it comes to public policy, I think that our laws should reflect those scientific facts. However, there must be exceptions when the mother's life is in danger. Babies conceived from rape are very rare, and aren't going to be horrible people. A famous poet was conceived through his mother's rape. As for the argument that women will start aborting their own babies if abortion is made illegal is just silly. Sure, it's happened before, and women who have done that need some serious help. I don't know of any women who would honestly try to coat-hanger a fetus out of them if they couldn't get an abortion. On a related note, I think that birth control and morning-after pills are spiffy 3nodding It's not a silly argument, it's a documented fact. Abortion has occurred since the beginning of humanity. People will drink themselves into aborting, throw themselves down stairs, get into fights, and yes, even the fabled coat hanger. Abortion will happen, regardless of its legality, but with it legal, they will be much safer. Yes, women have done it. And those women need mental help. Anyone willing to get themselves killed just to abort a fetus inside of them is not in the right state of mind. We cannot base public policy on the mistakes of the few. They're not a few. It's thousands, perhaps tens of thousands. It's not insanity to want an abortion. It's desperation that leads some people to these lengths. Because our society is so messed up, we don't talk about this stuff in the open. Many women feel their only choice is to do these things in secret.
But that's not even the point. The point is that a person has the right to determine what goes on in their own body.
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Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 1:01 pm
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