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Abortion. Pro Life or Pro Choice TS Men and Woman only please.

Started by Jordan, December 12, 2009, 04:43:22 AM

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Tessa James

Quote from: suzifrommd on November 14, 2013, 04:44:28 PM
OK, I'll get involved in this fray.

While I will keep my own views about abortion to myself for the time being, I will skewer the American Pro-Life movement. I lot of the organizations opposing abortion also fight against easy access to birth control, which would be THE ONE THING that has the greatest possibility to DECREASE abortion.

I don't think those folks care about protecting fetuses. I think they're more interested in controlling women's sexual behavior.



Can i get an Amen on that one please! ;)  I have strong views in this polarizing debate and have volunteered with others to escort women thru the lines of screaming protestors at clinics.  I would have loved to be able to have a baby but i value the rights of all women to control their reproductive choices even more.  Yes there are moral issues and if some are opposed to abortion then exercise your right not to have one and recognize others constitutional right (in the USA) to do so as they and their health care provider determine best.  Some of the same biblically based arguments attempting to deny reproductive rights are used to deny us basic bodily control and to transition.  As a transitioning transsexual I am altering and controlling my body and respectfully want all to have the right to control theirs.
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Nickrose20

Quote from: Tessa James on November 14, 2013, 05:13:30 PM
Can i get an Amen on that one please! ;)  I have strong views in this polarizing debate and have volunteered with others to escort women thru the lines of screaming protestors at clinics.  I would have loved to be able to have a baby but i value the rights of all women to control their reproductive choices even more.  Yes there are moral issues and if some are opposed to abortion then exercise your right not to have one and recognize others constitutional right (in the USA) to do so as they and their health care provider determine best.  Some of the same biblically based arguments attempting to deny reproductive rights are used to deny us basic bodily control and to transition.  As a transitioning transsexual I am altering and controlling my body and respectfully want all to have the right to control theirs.

It's not just a woman's right IMO.

And I'm pro choice I guess.

I don't think the way abortion clinics treat their clients though.

It should involve a less biased party in the matter since these facilities earn a profit if they choose to terminate.
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Oriah

Pro choice.  Abortion is natural, life is expendable, the world keeps turning.  A zygote, or a human adult for that matter is no more alive than an ant or a blade of grass.  Nature is blind, and free will reigns.
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FalseHybridPrincess

I have a reason to be against abortion...

I was born 3 months premature on the 6 th month of my moms pregnancy...the doctors had told her to get an abortion cause it was gonna be too risky and my mom and I may end up dying ...anyway my mom took the risk and here I am...


Still even after that I thought that I would get an abortion ( If i could that is,,,) if I wasnt able to raise the baby etc etc...
and then I saw this movie that changed my life...after that I said to myself that Id never do this ( well if I was fricking able!)

dis is the movie btw
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0498311/
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Jill F

There are already too many people competing for scarce resources on this planet with a built-in carrying capacity.  We need negative population growth like yesterday.  So as a pragmatic measuse, I don't have a problem with it.  I just don't want to see Malthus proven right on a global scale in my lifetime.  That being said, I don't like being told what to do with my body and don't want to live in a world where abortions become mandatory either. 

The answer is to admit we all want sex from an early age, have better access to birth control and create financial incentives to not have a huge family.  And don't even get me started about these barfy reality show women with clown car vajayjays...
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Calder Smith

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Felix

"TS Men and Women only" is more disturbing to me than the rest of this thread tbh. I'm not sure why. I guess if people are already on this forum and not lurking, I don't really care how their bodies and minds and social personas match.

Having been in some bad situations, I think we forget how grey the actual situation of rape can be. Sometimes I was forced and sometimes I wasn't. I always always used condoms, and the time I had a kid it was after sorta-willingly agreeing to have sex with a guy who had given me a black eye and a dislocated shoulder the day before. The condom broke. I was a teenager, and I was living in his parents' storage room. That's not exactly rape, but it's not what most people want when going into parenthood. I tried several times to get an abortion, and I was turned away, redirected, and at times even outright lied to. So many strangers had strong opinions. I was promised help or eternal damnation, I was labeled, I was denied care, I was referred for tests I couldn't afford, and I was so confused and overwhelmed by all the talk that I just kept punching the clock at McDonald's and telling myself I would decide later. Eventually I felt different, and my hormones went crazy, and I loved the lump in my belly even as I went back and forth between beat-up and homeless and alone.

I'm pro-choice, but after a certain point I'm obviously incapable of killing a baby. I don't think murdering an incomplete human is any worse than murdering a fully-assembled cow. I think we are all overreacting about everything most of the time and the oversimplification is why we can't get along.

(fwiw I stopped smoking and ate healthy food and nursed the baby etc, and she's as fine as my behavior could do anything about)
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Adam (birkin)

Pro-choice. 100% of the way. If I got preggo, you better believe I'd rip out my uterus with my own two hands before I went through all that.
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