Jellyph Archive

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15	Big Facts. To address that fairness completely and give either parent-to-be the right to terminate the pregnancy, courts would need the power to compel an unwilling woman to undergo a forced abortion. Not necessarily. The alternative is to decide ahead of time who will be responsible for taking care of / paying for a child. If the woman wants to do that by herself, fine. The court cant force you to have an abortion, but it can force you to have to pay to raise the child. That's fairer than forcing a man wh…	/r/PussyPassDenied	04/10/20 01:20 PM
-1	Big Facts. So it's only a baby sometimes? According to Republicans, yes. It's not a baby when you're trying to get COVID relief. Also it's not a child when a woman who's 8 months pregnant has a miscarriage in a concentration camp. But, it is a child when a woman who's 2 weeks pregnant and was raped tries to terminate the pregnancy before it develops. Weird.	/r/PussyPassDenied	04/10/20 01:11 PM