PCG, what do you guys think it means to be pro choice?
Stupid question perhaps, but here is why I'm asking it:
I came across this one day (if you want to read my opinion, it's on thge second page, where it says Isis S. You can tell me what you thought if you want):
What Does It Mean to be Pro Choice?
This is the only person (who, judging by their post, is pro life) thinks that pro choice means pro abortion. What I want to know is why do so many pro lifers think that when someone says pro choice it automatically means this:
"I'm all for killing innocent babies."
And not this:
"I do not like abortion, no one does. But it should remain safe and legal, and I want women to be able to have that choice."
I've always wondered why do pro lifers think that pro choice means pro abortion. I mean, let me put it this way:
Say a woman gets pregnant, and she decides to keep the baby. Isn't she making a choice right then and there?
I hope I'm making sense.
But what do you guys think, in your own words, it means to be pro choice?
Stupid question perhaps, but here is why I'm asking it:
I came across this one day (if you want to read my opinion, it's on thge second page, where it says Isis S. You can tell me what you thought if you want):
What Does It Mean to be Pro Choice?
This is the only person (who, judging by their post, is pro life) thinks that pro choice means pro abortion. What I want to know is why do so many pro lifers think that when someone says pro choice it automatically means this:
"I'm all for killing innocent babies."
And not this:
"I do not like abortion, no one does. But it should remain safe and legal, and I want women to be able to have that choice."
I've always wondered why do pro lifers think that pro choice means pro abortion. I mean, let me put it this way:
Say a woman gets pregnant, and she decides to keep the baby. Isn't she making a choice right then and there?
I hope I'm making sense.
But what do you guys think, in your own words, it means to be pro choice?
