I don’t. You are very dishonest.
No more “dishonest“ than you were being when you asked my how their reckless behavior “harmed me” in anyway. I never suggested I was personally harmed by their behavior. Your comment is either a “dishonest” characterization of my position or a completely ridiculous connection arrived at all on your own.
Ultimately, I have not seen you argue in favor of personal responsibility, or empowerment through education. You have just defended the practice of abortion without condition and without acknowledgement of the life being terminated.
After my second daughter was born I did not want my wife to have to make the negative consequences of getting pregnant again so I got a vasectomy.
See? That kind of personal responsibility and risk negation isn’t rocket science is it? Certainly if you can do it, then it’s not to much to expect form other people.There is no excuse for committing murder because someone is to lazy to consider the consequences of their actions.
When a man causes an unwanted pregnancy, his life does not become at risk for the mistake.
Not in all the same ways it creates risks for women but it certainly creates risks for men as well. Unplanned pregnancies can derail a man’s plans for his future, impact their financial stability and create the burden of legal liabilities and potential legal consequences.
Forcing full-term gestation on a woman for a mistake that could kill her, and not the other person involved in producing a fertilized egg is not equal justice under the law, therefore, forcing full term gestation on a woman for a mistake is wrong, immoral, unfair, sexist and unconstitutional.
This kind of woke garbage is just stupid. Once again all of our actions have consequences. The sooner you learn this the better off you will be. No one is “forcing full term gestation”. She is burdened with the consequences of her irresponsible behavior. Her own actions and choices are the only thing “forcing” this situation upon her.
And you can argue, no harm to yourself or to society whenever a woman in private resolves her mistake by termination of a pregnancy.
You tell me where you draw the line on human life having rights and deserving protection under the law.
If you can argue a point that when a private citizen has an abortion in her home or in a medical clinic in private and not on the public square I would like to see it.
This is apparently an incomplete thought…..?
Just remember, I do not want women to make negative choices that have consequences to them. It would be great if nobody ever ever ever ever made a mistake involving sex that’s not a world we live in. So my position is the fair position and adjust position and the right position and the moral position that what happens in the bedroom, including the consequences of unwanted pregnancy Are none of my business or anybody else’s business except the parties involved because they are doing no harm to anybody living on the entire planet earth right now.
No, it is clear now. You don’t believe people should take responsibility for their actions.
The part of this equation you seem to be missing is that abortion ends the life of a person. You can blubber about mistakes and privacy and personal business all you want but you are ignoring that there is completely innocent person’s life being terminated.
So some woman acts irresponsibly ignores the risk of her behavior, that doesn’t give her the right to terminate the live of another human being.
Again, you need to tell me at what point you believe human life has value and deserve rights and protection under the law.