Are you pro-life or pro-choice as per abortion?

[mikkel_the_dane]

I get the feeling that sometimes we end up in false dilemmas as a strong one or the other,
so I made 4 choices. And no, you don't have to vote as you can reject all 4 if you like.

 

[Aštra’el]

I’m pro-law.

 

[mikkel_the_dane]

I’m pro-law.

Yeah, which type of law and how it is made?

 

[Estro Felino]

Since I live in a secular country, I need to respect the secular law based upon the separation of Church and State. So therefore, as a Christian I would be 100% pro-life.

As a citizen of a secular republic, I will defend the right to choice. But secularly speaking, abortion can never become a way to enable women to get an abortion like twice, three times a year.

 

[ChristineM]

I voted pro choice, though it's not that simple. Personally i would not have an abortion unless on medical grounds, that is my choice. I will defend every woman's choice to consider their body to be their own and to make whatever legal choices best suites them.

 

[Guitar's Cry]

I chose other. I find the terms "pro-choice" and "pro-life" too attached to political dichotomies and too inflexible too account for the complexity of human reproduction and development.

I think a woman has a right to choose, but that human life should be supported by human communities. So where I find abortion a tragic choice in many cases, that is my emotional reaction, not the woman making the decision. I cannot choose, but I think it's important to develop communities with easy access to birth control options, education, and relief from poverty.

 

[Secret Chief]

I’m pro-law.

Even bad ones?

 

[Secret Chief]

I voted Other cos it ain't a simple universal imo. However medical and professional support should always be available and the option to abort should be legal and genuinely available (so that any abortions are carried out in a proper clinical setting, rather than "backstreet").

 

[danieldemol]

@mikkel_the_dane i voted pro choice, though I'm not sure what "universal " means with respect to pro-choice

 

[mikkel_the_dane]

I voted Other cos it ain't a simple universal imo. However medical and professional support should always be available and the option to abort should be legal and genuinely available (so that any abortions are carried out in a proper clinical setting, rather than "backstreet").

I have a problem and yes, it is an emotion and really rare. The claim that late term abortions are legal to the point that you could induce labor and have a baby born or do an abortion. Yes, it is an outlier, but I don't like it. But that is just me.

 

[mikkel_the_dane]

@mikkel_the_dane i voted pro choice, though I'm not sure what "universal " means with respect to pro-choice

See above.

 

[Mock Turtle]

As a male I don't feel that qualified to make any kind of judgment, so I voted Other. I have no moral objections as to abortion and favour the potential mother's rights as to such, even though I don't like to see any viable life ended other than for medical reasons. But I do object to some pronouncing and dictating to others as to what they should be able to do with their bodies and any viable life that they might carry within. So, religious arguments - as to sanctity of life - can go take a running jump, in my opinion.

 

[Secret Chief]

I have a problem and yes, it is an emotion and really rare. The claim that late term abortions are legal to the point that you could induce labor and have a baby born or do an abortion. Yes, it is an outlier, but I don't like it. But that is just me.

I think I agree.

 

[pearl]

I’m pro-law.

As far as the law is concerned, pro-choice is in favor of the right to abortion. Really not a middle ground.

 

[Psalm23]

I consider myself as pro-life.

 

[mangalavara]

I get the feeling that sometimes we end up in false dilemmas as a strong one or the other,
so I made 4 choices.

I voted 'Other.' I call myself whole life.

 

[F1fan]

I’m pro-law.

It's legal to access abortion services.

 

[Fool]

I get the feeling that sometimes we end up in false dilemmas as a strong one or the other,
so I made 4 choices. And no, you don't have to vote as you can reject all 4 if you like.

I honestly don't believe life should be an absolute black or white response.

 

[Subduction Zone]

I honestly don't believe life should be an absolute black or white response.

Can you justify a ban on abortions? I doubt if you can..

 

[MikeF]

I get the feeling that sometimes we end up in false dilemmas as a strong one or the other,
so I made 4 choices. And no, you don't have to vote as you can reject all 4 if you like.

I chose other. I'm pro reasoned and rational choices.