Best Posts in Thread: Pro Life or Pro Choice?

If it's not their responsibility to "create" a child for me, then it's equally not my responsibility to raise that child, correct?

It's just as ok for a man to walk away without consideration as it is a woman to abort a future human being without considering the biological father, by this logic.

In my opinion this ideology is just as sexist as the opposite viewpoint.

A biological mother, and father have equal rights over the child and a women should consider the opinions of the biological father.

 

sadly

 

Honestly, I shouldn't have come on this debate forum (lol). Everytime I do, some feminist, a catholic, and a debate master attack me all at once. Only one of them actually has good points, (hint: it's not the feminist or the catholic)

 

No, it really isn't, and your biggest problem is that you think every issue is black and white, there are no shades of grey, and that you are always right. And then you say things like this:

What Pro life "boils down to", if that is even applicable in this case, is that every human has a right to live, and human life begins at the moment of conception, and what pro choice "boils down to" is that human woman should be able to decide whether or not they wish to carry a fetus to term. As such, it is a very complicated issue with no simple answer, and I'd appreciate it if you would actually think about it in it's 'true' sense, instead of saying "Well, I'm obviously right, so why should I listen to you?"

--- Double Post Merged, Jun 10, 2016, Original Post Date: Jun 10, 2016 ---

So you'd take it upon yourself to end what will likely be a a 75 year life?