martybegan
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I'm not in favor of abortion, either. But I also believe it should be available, legally, for those who choose it, regardless of the reason.
If a woman simply wants to terminate a pregnancy, she'll do it. She can either do it legally and safely, or illegally and dangerously.
I prefer she have the availability of the former...
As do I.
See, you're just like me.
My last duty station before I retired from the Navy was at a training command in San Diego. Women on warships was a common thing at that point, and the vast majority of women "boots" were sent to ships after their training was completed.
Well, if they were given orders they did not like, they would get pregnant. The orders had to then change, because pregnant women can't serve on warships. So, their Detailer (the guy who actually writes the orders for sailors) has to reassign someone to that billet and reassign the pregnant woman to a shore command. As soon as that was all done the woman would then go have an abortion, and there wasn't a thing we could do about it. They would game the system and win, every single time.
I hated that those women were allowed to get away with that...
That's just a clumsy dodge...
As am I. I am, and you are, pro choice...
No, they don't. The average American sets the tone and, I hate to tell you this, the average American isn't a member of some fringe left-wing group...
Of course you do. And I'm sure they appreciate that sympathy from a member of the pro choice crowd...
Um, look, I don't wanna' shit in your Wheaties, but nothing you can do would "put a bug up my ass".
And what an odd thing to say...
Why do you keep saying groups like NARAL and NOW don't define things when all they do is define things?
Would either of those groups call me pro-choice? yes or no?