Galaxy Abortion

sometimes it is the most safe way to go. some people can't give birth or they could die, etc. also, they could be too young to give birth. and it isn't a sin in my opinion, but you can think it is, I won't hate on your views. ALSO ALSO, why is this in politics?

The fact is that in the extremely RARE cases of health abortion not only is legal but recommended and no lawmaker has even began to reverse this protection.
The fact that you chose to ignore the reality that Democrats as a whole encourage vainty abortions, even to the point of utilizing disinformation to further this cause, is highly disturbing.
The insistence(from the left) that women be perpetually misinformed/ disinformed about the risks to their lives and what they are actually doing to their unborn babies during abortion procedures is absolutely repugnant.
The desire for reasonable limitations on abortion procedures is NOT A HATE CRIME;
It is moral and scientific standard that all humans should embrace

it isn't rare, actually. it's pretty common nowadays. i get where youre coming from, but I gotta agree with Octavia on this one.

Even most pro lifers understand that there are some tragic cases where abortion is medically necessary, much of the objection stems from election ie non medically necessary abortions.

yes, I understand your point. I agree too that when women have an option to keep the baby, well, to not kill it, they should choose that option. but in many, MANY cases, that isn't the problem. sorry if i am not making sense, it's 3 am xD

"But its legal" is not a valid argument, slavery and segregation were once legal but like abortion were horrific human rights abuses. Roe VS Wade was a legal fiction invented by the Supreme Court with zero constitutional basis whatsoever. As for sin, that part of this meme was meant to be an acknowledgement that there are many pro lifers with religious motivations for their stance. My intended point there was that such arguments while perhaps well intended in many cases are not as good as scientific and secular human rights based arguments which are far more effective.

"Thou shalt not murder" is one of the ten commandments, and Psalm 139 13-16, Jermemiah 1:5 are the ones the come to mind. If the unborn child was a part of its mothers body it would have the exact same genetic code as its mother, but it has been scientifically proven that that is in fact not the case as it has half its mothers DNA and half its fathers DNA and will for the rest of its life. It dosen't make any sense to simply declare an unborn child alive once it leaves the womb when we clearly see signs of life far sooner than that. Advances in medical technology are also making the window of "viability" much wider in cases of premature labor. I have a cousin who was born 3 months prematurely, thankfully everything turned out alright.