Texas' Anti-woman Law Puts Another Life at Risk

[Captdon]

How are bans that don't trust women to make their own decisions not anti-woman?

Because this whole line of thinking a lie.

[Captdon]

Which is exactly how I feel. Allow abortion until 12 weeks, after that for the life of the mother or severe fetal abnormality that would make it cruel to allow the baby to be born. What I do NOT agree with is any state ban that limits abortion based on the reason the mother is seeking an abortion. That's her business. Any law that seeks to take that reasoning away from her is necessarily anti-woman. Most Americans (a big majority) agree with me, so I'm very comfortable that my position is sound. You even agree with me on the basics, you're just too frightened to admit it.

Most Americans (a big majority) agree with me, so I'm very comfortable that my position is sound.

The majority do not want abortion on demand.

[countryboy]

Funny (not) how when scripted slogans fail pro-abortionists resort to mind-reading, psychoanalysis, moralizing, and shaming.

Libs do that with every subject. I know I've said it a thousand times, but libs are literally incapable of honesty.

[Captdon]

LOL

Kansas was absolutely going to ban abortions.

Kentucky voters rejected an amendment that would have removed a woman's right to abort.

Both of those votes were pro-choice votes.

You've got both wrong.

The vote was about the legislature and you know it.

Kentucky still can, and will, ban abortions.

I got both right.

[countryboy]

Which is exactly how I feel. Allow abortion until 12 weeks, after that for the life of the mother or severe fetal abnormality that would make it cruel to allow the baby to be born.

Again with the dishonesty. The first part of your statement is a lie, which is revealed by the bolded portion above.

What I do NOT agree with is any state ban that limits abortion based on the reason the mother is seeking an abortion. That's her business. Any law that seeks to take that reasoning away from her is necessarily anti-woman.

Murdering children is NOT "her business", any more than murdering innocent people is the business of murderers.

Most Americans (a big majority) agree with me, so I'm very comfortable that my position is sound.

Another lie, you just can't help yourself.

You even agree with me on the basics, you're just too frightened to admit it.

Again with the lies. Evidently it doesn't bother your conscience in the least.

[Carl Young]

I don't know.

But, if it was pro-woman, it would seek to help them.

It doesn't. It seeks only to control them.

The control is initially that of the woman. 'Her body-her choice' whether she chooses to have sex or not. If she does, or intends to, then she must be responsible for what happens as a consequence.

If she behaves recklessly or irresponsibly then - as often happens in this world- the State steps in to try and do the best thing for society and, in this example- the innocent life she created as a consequence of her recklessness.

If you get behind that steering wheel after a few drinks then you're responsible for what happens. That's life.

[LescoBrandon]

Which is exactly how I feel. Allow abortion until 12 weeks, after that for the life of the mother or severe fetal abnormality that would make it cruel to allow the baby to be born.What I do NOT agree with is any state ban that limits abortion based on the reason the mother is seeking an abortion. That's her business. Any law that seeks to take that reasoning away from her is necessarily anti-woman.Most Americans (a big majority) agree with me, so I'm very comfortable that my position is sound.
You even agree with me on the basics, you're just too frightened to admit it.

I'm too frightened to admit what? My post was exactly how I see things, ergo I have "admitted" it. That part of your post is nonsensical.

How many of that "big majority" are like me, and compromising for the sake of getting along? That would be an interesting study.

Which laws restricting abortion do not limit abortion based on the reason a mother is seeking an abortion? Can you cite one?

As far as it being a "mother's business" - I disagree. You seem to be ignoring the life of the child. I disagree, and explained my position, which is purely a compromise for political expediency.

Don't interpret that as me having the same views as you. We just end up in a similar place, perhaps, for very different reasons. A "majority" believing in something does not make it "sound".

[Tahuyaman]

Which is exactly how I feel. Allow abortion until 12 weeks, after that for the life of the mother or severe fetal abnormality…

Why do you keep stating this obvious lie? You know damn well that if any state proposed such a law, you would oppose it and call it anti-woman.

[Now_What]

Why do you keep stating this obvious lie? You know damn well that if any state proposed such a law, you would oppose it and call it anti-woman.

I doubt that’s true. I feel the exact same way. Give it 12 weeks and then forget it. I would 100% vote for that without a questions. 100%.

[Tahuyaman]

I doubt that’s true. I feel the exact same way. Give it 12 weeks and then forget it. I would 100% vote for that without a questions. 100%.

Whatever.