No, having sex has natural consequences. Pushing those consequences onto someone else is a crime. "I'm going to kill because I don't want to deal with the consequences of my own actions" Now, people are free to minimize the probability of those consequences from happening as much as possible. BC can be very very effective if used properly.
If a woman is not going to adequate lengths to use BC and is sexually active, she should be checking in at an ultrasound clinic every 2 weeks to make sure there's not a pregnancy developing in there. It would be unfair to wait till she found out at 12 weeks to do something about it.
If used properly And what is the most affordable form of contraception? And who is responsible for its correct use?
The woman, obviously. She's the one who's going to have to be carrying a pregnancy if something goes wrong.
That's what they should do, if they're not willing or capable of properly using birth control and insist on sexual activity. They KNOW something could go wrong. Shouldn't they be constantly checking for it? Or do you propound they should wait until later when they realize something is obviously amiss, which could be as late as 12 weeks? (sometimes MUCH later, if the woman is grossly obese)
Oh, by the way, there are plenty of Pro-Life ultrasound vans offering free transvaginal ultrasounds, so don't tell me the woman can't afford it.
I'm sure FoxHastings is going to come in here and tell me "Women are under no obligation, she can wait as long as she likes!" (Graphic picture of 12-week fetus here)
And who is going to pay for that? Are you aware that there are ways far less invasive than ultrasound to test for pregnancy? In fact insisting on young women having second weekly vaginal ultrasounds, which they have not consented to, how is that ethically different from rape?
She basically can - but the overwhelming reasons for delay in abortion is lack of access. If you have an issue with abortions at 12 weeks I would increase access to "medical" abortions
And what if someday they market an affordable transvaginal probe that every woman can keep in her toiletries shelf, along with her tampons & contraceptive pills? That day may not be too far off. I wouldn't be surprised if it involves some little cheap attachment to a cell phone. It looks like they're already working on something like that right now: https://newatlas.com/butterfly-iq-smartphone-ultrasound/51962/ https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/remember-when-tom-cruise-84766
And one time...in band camp.....someone had a nanobot with cameras and put it Jennys panties so everyone watched her snatch around the fire while we sang Cooch songs.
WHO is this "someone else" that you think a woman is "pushing those consequences" on to?? Ya, so? There's no law that says yu have to deal with the consequences of your own actions if you haven't broken the law. It still fails and only the most expensive works the best. AND NO one is obliged to use it.
SO TYPICAL OF ANTI-CHOICERS.. THEY SEEM TO HAVE TO MAKE THINGS UP, PUT WORDS IN OTHER'S MOUTHS, BECAISE THEY HAVE NOTHING ELSE !
I'm sure to the left it doesn't. Just like no one forces you to smoke cigarettes, no one forces you to get pregnant either. Both are personal responsibility issues.
Ye, and when a woman gets pregnant it's her PERSONAL responsibility....it's not a PUBLIC responsibility....it isn't someone else's responsibility....other's should butt out
Good. I'm glad we agree that people who get pregnant are 100% personally responsible for it. Time to defund the abortion machine. You want an abortion, pay for it yourself.
