Re:Texas Banned Abortion. Then Sepsis Rates Soared
by shepherdjerred on Thursday February 20, 2025 @04:05PM
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Most would prefer tragedy and suffering over death
Re:Texas Banned Abortion. Then Sepsis Rates Soared
by orbisonitrum on Friday February 21, 2025 @05:31AM
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All I'm saying is that when you decide that there's only one morally superior way of looking at this, you're not looking hard enough. Adoptions are complicated, teenage parenthood is hard, what rights to bodily autonomy do we want, what are the rights for unborn babies?
If two rights clash, who gets to decide which right wins? There's always going to be exceptions, and a lot of the time I think it makes sense letting the people who will be directly affected make the hard choice. And calling them murderers is not helpful.
Re:Texas Banned Abortion. Then Sepsis Rates Soared
by mejthemage on Thursday February 20, 2025 @02:13PM
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Where does "providing a choice to people in tough situations" end? When is it wrong to terminate a life because you're in a tough situation?
Re:Texas Banned Abortion. Then Sepsis Rates Soared
by Xunjin on Thursday February 20, 2025 @03:43PM
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That's the point of any ethical/moral discussions. Is self-defence a situation that does allow you to kill another person?
Does a mother who forgets to pull the hand break of the car and kills her son, should do jail time?
Does a police officer who shots and kills a person which is in a degraded mental state but threats his life, be accused of murdering?
Does a police officer who shoots a known murderer fugitive without following the standard procedure be prosecuted as a homicide?
See the point?
Abortions are a way to provide choice to people in tough situations. We have built a world where a lot of people are unable to care for their children in a decent way. In my opinion, that is the crime here.
Blaming these people and calling them murderers, or forcing them into parenthood is just cruel.