>yes it is >yes it is >implying that'll apply to every situation

> no it's not > no it's not > if she wants the abortion and goes through with it, she takes the risk

Despite the potential that a fetus has for becoming a human being, and its similarities to a human being, we cannot say that a fetus is a human being. A fetus resides in a legal and social no-man's land, where rights and personhood can have no force or meaning, unless women are kept thoroughly oppressed. Plus, there are many significant differences between a born human being and a fetus, which creates reasonable doubt as to its status. Because there can be no consensus on the matter, the value accorded to a fetus is a subjective, personal matter. Individuals, not society as a whole, must choose what the status of a fetus should be, based on their personal beliefs, morality, and circumstances. And ultimately, [b]this choice belongs only to pregnant women.[/b] And I'm pretty sure it's common knowledge that there are no absolute morals , but that when subjective morals come together they form laws seen as absolutes, like murder, which I agree with, as do most. Which is the point.

I didn't even read your paragraph, because I don't even give a flying -blam!-. I'm okay with abortion, but only because I personally know that shit can happen. I just don't think it's a woman's "right" to kill a baby.

yes it is I already explained this.

It's not a right. Just because it's in her body, it doesn't make it a right.

Yes it is, she can disregard your morals, because ultimately it's her choice.

It's not my morals. Like I said, I don't give a flying -blam!-. I'm just tired of the arrogance women and liberals have on the subject of life. As if they can just declare the murder of innocents a "right". You want to know what I can accept? Abortion. But not when you tell me it's a right. Because that's bullshit.

We support the woman's right to choose what to do with her body, if there was a way to have an abortion but keep the fetus alive, I'd choose it.