Goodgardener, the problem is, there are far too many people out there are are far too ready to dictate to other people how they should live their lives. Some pharmacists will refuse birth control to unmarried women (or even married women), for example.
People make mistakes, and other people want to make sure one of the two are punished for that mistake. If a woman isn’t victimized, just had a moment of weakness, why should she be forced to give birth while the other person walks away with little or no consequences? Until there are some sincere attempts at being even-handed from the Pro-Forced Birth contingent, I will reluctantly support abortion rights.
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Goodgardener, the problem is, there are far too many people out there are are far too ready to dictate to other people how they should live their lives. Some pharmacists will refuse birth control to unmarried women (or even married women), for example.
People make mistakes, and other people want to make sure one of the two are punished for that mistake. If a woman isn’t victimized, just had a moment of weakness, why should she be forced to give birth while the other person walks away with little or no consequences? Until there are some sincere attempts at being even-handed from the Pro-Forced Birth contingent, I will reluctantly support abortion rights.
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