Conservative65
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Aaand, more slut shaming. I refer you to my response to Boss, and his ignorant, jackass comment in this vein.You, on the other hand, make pregnancy sound like a punishment for being a slut! Grown ups have sex. Grown ups like having sex. The vast majority of them do so while using contraceptives.. Sometimes contraceptives don't work. Just because someone chose to have sex does not automatically mean they chose to be pregnant. To claim that it does is stupid, and irrational. Come back when you have a rational argument, instead of slut shaming, and self-righteous condemnation of adults participating in adult activities.Okay. So, no abortions. Then, we can count on your support for federal assistance to women who can't afford a child being forced to have one, right?
Stop idiotically saying "forced to have one" like they didn't have a fucking choice but to get knocked up! You act like women are just some kind of mindless creature out there fucking and getting pregnant without being able to help that. If they don't want to have a baby, don't let men stick their dick in without a condom! Women aren't fucking sheep or dogs... they do have minds and can think for themselves.
Personally, I would like to find a solution we can all live with. I don't want to ban ALL abortions. I actually think there are times where it's probably the better option given the circumstances. That's rare, but it should be kept available just in case. I also think cultural values differ across the vast country and this is why "state's rights" are important... yeah, I know... soon as someone utters the phrase "state's rights" it is associated with rebel flags and slavery.... but all these cultural social issues are the very reason our founders set up the system they did. They knew that someone in Alabama might have completely different values than someone in Oregon. Abortion, gay marriage, transgender bathrooms... all that should be left to the states and people respectively, as the Constitution outlines.
I consider pregnancy the responsibility of the one that chose to spread her legs and the one that got between them when she did.
I understand adults do such things. I also understand that it doesn't matter whether or not they chose to use contraceptives. Either way, the choice to do the act doesn't make it someone else's responsibility to pay for the results even if the contraceptives fail. The contraceptives are irrelevant when you're talking about the choice someone made to do what it takes to get pregnant.
Come back when you're willing to hold the ones doing the act responsible instead of the rest of us for a choice we didn't make. I don't condemn them. I simply expect them to be responsible adults and take financial responsibility for their choices despite the efforts they made to prevent it. You don't.
You came back but still aren't willing to hold the one making the choice to spread her legs responsible. I don't care what protection she used or didn't use. Unless you were there to verify she did, you don't know. It doesn't change the fact that while she can do whatever she wants, it's still not the place of anyone else to offset the costs when she can't whether she tried to prevent it or not. There isn't but one form of birth control that's 100% foolproof 100% of the time. Once she makes the choice to cross that line, whether she chose to try and prevent it or not doesn't matter. If an adult is going to make an adult choice, the adult should pay for the results regardless.