PratchettFan
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The life altering decision occurs long before someone gets pregnant. It isn't about making life altering decisions. It's about taking the life of another human being, your own child, because you don't want to face the consequences of your actions.
Killing your child doesn't magically become good because it would be inconvenient if you don't.
But if I accidently had a kid right now I would most likely have to drop out of college, get a real job, not go to law school and work for 17 bucks an hour for the first 20 years of my life. My gf would probably have to do the same, besides the whole grad school thing. and now were living right at the low income-mid income line because trojan couldnt make a reliable product. What right do you have to tell me what I can or cant do with my life? Its completely legal, but because im not living up to your moral code makes me a bad person? you can have your code, ill take my life.
The condom is the worst reliable source of birth-control next to the rhythm method. Because you are stupid enough to create a kid when you can't afford one, you think you should have the right to kill the kid. Supposing your girlfriend doesn't agree? It's her decision after all. <something I don't understand, how only the mother determines if the child is a baby or a fetus>
There are only two people involved. The fetus and the mother. The tendency on both sides of this issue is to pretend that there is only one person, depending upon which side they are on. But there are two.
The question is, should a woman be forced by the government to allow another person to use her body against her will? I believe that no human being has a right to use the body of another human being without the permission of that person. It does not matter what the need is. So I am pro-choice. But the father's body is not being used. He has no say in the matter unless the mother wishes to take his desires into account.