These people don’t give a rats fucking ass about kids. Their policies, laws and actions prove it. They care about hurting women and setting America back 60 years. Not one thing they have done, championed or supported is about kids. They fucking suck. Abortion is about punishment, notice how they only care about rape…

It’s truly as simple as don’t have an abortion then. Just don’t force your beliefs or opinions on other people and their bodily autonomy.

If you believe human life begins at conception, you also believe that women don’t really have rights.

No one has the right to suck the way of living out of someone else, even if not doing so, means they die. If restrictions about abortion were truly about the life of another being, then we wouldn’t need permission from corpses to use their organs to save other people.

Good thing, then, that the author is not behaving as if it’s simple: “I never once took that choice lightly. No regrets is not the same thing as no questions, or no struggles, or no mute minutes lost in thought . . .”

I love it when fence-sitters like you try very earnestly to explain that some people sincerely believe abortion is murder. You’re like the apologist who insists that more people would embrace Christianity if they just knew all the cool stuff Jesus said, like that shit is some well-kept secret. WE FUCKING GET IT. THE…

You actually don’t sound undecided at all.

I juxtapose your valid comment with what my great-aunt (the daughter of a minister) once said to me:

If you are undecided or against abortion, that’s 100% fine. The issue is when you or people like you want push your beliefs and legislate those beliefs to impact all women. That’s the point here. Essentially: mind your own business.

If we had some safe way to gestate them outside of a human body, I’d be more willing to call this murder, but with the whole concept of body autonomy, I personally don’t think its right to force someone to carry a pregnancy they didn’t want.

So you’re saying you made a well thought out, reasonable decision about your health and your body; the people responsible for it did not judge or subject you to their personal bias; and your supportive partner was there for you and cared for you before, during and after.