> I mean it's contextual. My girl was forced to get an abortion because she was
> developing an ectopic pregnancy. The thing is a lot of law doesn't seem to be
> colored by the medical necessity of many abortion operations. I'm fully
> pro-choice for the public, personally me and her are not so keen. But the
> ability to have that choice is important.
There is supposedly a pro-life congresswoman or legislator in Florida who
had to get special permission from the governor's office in order to
terminate an ectopic pregnancy.
Since the reversal of Roe v Wade, some states have abandoned the "if it
endangers the life of the mother" as being a valid reason. :(
> I can't abide a law that
> condemns the already livin to preventable death.
Nor can I. IMHO, the rights of the already born in these cases should come
before the rights of the not yet born.
> I do often wonder how many
> dudes really look into all the ways a pregnancy can go really wrong really
> fast, and if they would so readily sacrifice their wife for a fetus.
A lot of the dudes who are rabid pro-life have wives too old to have any
more kids, or there are other reasons they won't have any more, so they
feel it does not affect them.
* SLMR 2.1a * I'm a nocturnal model
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