On Dec 6, 6:49 pm, sleepykit gmail.com> wrote:

I agree, that our morals shouldn't intefere with what other people
choose, as long as those choices do not affect us or harm someone
else.
The issue of abortion however, is an issue that is up for debate by
anyone. Since this is an issue that voters weigh their decisions on,
it's a political issue as well and therefore subject to discussion by
anyone.

I personally don't think I have the right to tell another woman what
she can do with her body, nor would I want to.

Do I think abortion is a wise choice? Absolutely not. I think that
abortion kills an innocent human being every time, that being the
unborn.

Do I think men should have a right to have an argument in cases of
abortion? Sure, I think a father has a right to at least be given the
chance to offer to take care of the child. Granted, it's not his body
that has to endure the pregnancy, but that is just as much his child
(unborn) as hers.

The best way to avoid this whole problem...
People need to discuss these things before getting into a
relationship. If they don't want children, they should make sure they
take every precaution possible.
If the woman is strongly against having a child and the man is
strongly in favor of having a child, she should be honest with him
upfront and tell him she would get an abortion, regardless of his
feelings. If he feels strongly enough about his feelings and can't
handle that, then he should leave her immediately before any
relationship begins.

Do I think abortion is right? Absolutely not.
Do I have the right to tell a woman what she can do or not do with her
body? No I can not and I wouldn't try it.
Would I help a woman obtain an abortion? Absolutely not.
Do I think abortion should be outlawed? No, however I do believe that
after the pregnancy has reached a certain point then any abortion
should not be allowed unless it's in order to save her life or any
other medical emergency.