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Not that I'm saying, relying on abortion (without the birth mother becoming attached whether good or the mother, child or society) is the solution, I did not figure adoptive mother walk away to be a major problem.Adoption is only complicated for the adopting parents. The mother can just walk off.
It’s called accepting responsibility for your actions. Get knocked up early, you become a mom early.
Just stupid reasoning. A 30 yr felon can’t adopt a baby either, but if she becomes pregnant and has the baby (and is not in jail) then she has to raise the baby.
Well, she can’t do a lot of things at 16. Can’t buy beer, can’t sign a contract. All things designed to keep her from making bad decisions. One bad decision we can’t really police is she decides to get fucked. We try to keep older men from enticing her but can only do so much outside of parenting.
your reasoning makes no sense at all.What does your hypothetical have to do with this thread?
Using a similar analogy to show the illogical argument in the OP chief… and yes I am pro-choice!Duh, the OP isn't about "A 30 yr felon".
She doesn’t have to raise the baby. Whoever told you that?
She doesnt "have" to raise the baby. She does have the option of adoption.
You idiots need to get some new material, abortion is not the only alternative to giving birth.
She doesn't have to get pregnant to start with.She doesnt "have" to raise the baby. She does have the option of adoption.
It's the opposite of "reasoning".your reasoning makes no sense at all.
16 yo's have been getting pregnant and raising babies for as long as humans have existed so it's a non sequitur.
Actually, at age 15 she doesn’t have to have sex at all.She doesn't have to get pregnant to start with.
Why do you think it is the responsibility of the state?
