Craig the cyclist
Über Member
You are 100% sure and absolutely confident and happy to say that all abortion should be safe, free and available simply asking as long as the foetus is in the mother?
American bombshell? Roe vs. Wade....
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You are 100% sure and absolutely confident and happy to say that all abortion should be safe, free and available simply asking as long as the foetus is in the mother?
winjim
Welcome yourself into the new modern crisis
I'm not comfortable engaging with you on this subject. I hope you understand why.
icowden
Legendary Member
I would imaging Jim's view aligns with mine. It's between the mother and the medical professionals. No-one else.
Cirrus
Active Member
fark me that’s chilling to read, so even the day before birth you think it’s fine to terminate?😧😳
qigong chimp
Settler of gobby hash.
If my Granny had wheels she'd be a mobile abortion clinic.
Craig the cyclist
Über Member
So if a mother during labour decides she doesn't want the baby, she can abort?
Rusty Nails
Country Member
Why not start off by stating your position on this? Several other posters have. It often puts the questions into context for those being questioned.
Craig the cyclist
Über Member
Why? Do we now have to state our positions on a subject before engaging in the thread?
Cirrus
Active Member
Good job for you then
qigong chimp
Settler of gobby hash.
Of course, but not in a leap year and only if she propitiates her sin by sacrificing a ram.
qigong chimp
Settler of gobby hash.
Then stop being stupid.
Rusty Nails
Country Member
mudsticks
Squire
You're clearly just trying to make trouble.
The scenario you suggest is fatuous and insulting.
Thankfully it's very few pregnant women who have to make the decision, with their healthcare professional to have late term abortions.
Usually for very distressing reasons, but it can be deemed medically necessary
The vast majority of of unwanted pregnancies are terminated before 12 weeks.
Access to good healthcare means this is the norm.
People (especially men) who are clearly uninformed, and not willing to be sensitive to the issues should keep our of these discussions.
Probs should stay away from women altogether tbh
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winjim
Welcome yourself into the new modern crisis
I would politely suggest that this is a rather charged subject and that we, especially we men, would do well to be reasoned and compassionate in our responses. This is not a busy forum, there's no need to respond straight away, the threads don't move that fast. We have the luxury of time to be able to consider our thoughts and frame them in terms of contribution rather than confrontation.
Cirrus
Active Member
For what it’s worth, I’m of the opinion that the woman has the right to choose and the UK’s 24 week cut off is about right.
My wife had a few miscarriage’s which hit her hard and we had a newborn (14 days) die from congenital issues, so whilst not the same, I am aware of the emotional load that this subject area can have.
