The problem is that there’s no such thing as opening Pandora’s Box just a little bit PT. Philosophically, giving them the “right” to say what we can and can’t do in any area gives them carte blanche in ALL areas…
True. If they are allowed to inject their religious beliefs into women’s health care, who knows what will come next.
Never understood that either. Not only complete strangers – men: who do not have to actually deal with it all.
It’s like TV, if you object to the show, change the channel – no one’s forcing you to watch that particular one you dislike for what ever reason. Why should you have the right to limit others’ choices who may feel differently.
Exactly. As is said so often, if you don’t like abortions, don’t have one. Simple.
Excellent post! I can think of nothing less moral than bringing an unwanted child into the world. If the conservative religion people would think about it, they would realize there could be some common ground here. Is it not better to prevent an unwanted pregnancy in the first place than to deal with a difficult abortion question? That aside, these should be decisions made by the woman involved, not anyone else.
I know I sound like a broken record, but as long as the anti-abortion people keep trying to interfere with a woman’s right to make her own medical decisions and force their religious beliefs on her, I’ll keep fighting back.
Great post PT. When will people learn that the concept of “freedom” doesn’t just apply to the things we’re all comfortable with?
I wish I knew. I’ll never understand why total strangers think they have the right to keep a woman from controlling her own body.
The problem is that there’s no such thing as opening Pandora’s Box just a little bit PT. Philosophically, giving them the “right” to say what we can and can’t do in any area gives them carte blanche in ALL areas…
True. If they are allowed to inject their religious beliefs into women’s health care, who knows what will come next.
Never understood that either. Not only complete strangers – men: who do not have to actually deal with it all.
It’s like TV, if you object to the show, change the channel – no one’s forcing you to watch that particular one you dislike for what ever reason. Why should you have the right to limit others’ choices who may feel differently.
Exactly. As is said so often, if you don’t like abortions, don’t have one. Simple.
Excellent post! I can think of nothing less moral than bringing an unwanted child into the world. If the conservative religion people would think about it, they would realize there could be some common ground here. Is it not better to prevent an unwanted pregnancy in the first place than to deal with a difficult abortion question? That aside, these should be decisions made by the woman involved, not anyone else.
I know I sound like a broken record, but as long as the anti-abortion people keep trying to interfere with a woman’s right to make her own medical decisions and force their religious beliefs on her, I’ll keep fighting back.