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@9GH3KPS DisagreementsCounter Argument1yr ago

All babies are humans. If you dont want the baby, give it up for adoption. Nobody should possess the ability to kill a human.

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 @9GH4ZS3 from Arizona  agreed…1yr1Y

Yes, I agree because no matter when you decide to do it once it is conserved and you know that you are pregnant that is now new life and that is/will be a person and you don't have the right to take its life.

 @9GH4MM2Republican from Washington  agreed…1yr1Y

Agree because in 99% of cases, the woman made the choice, and with that comes the risk. Punishing someone else for a mistake you feel you made is unjust

 @9GH4G9P from California  disagreed…1yr1Y

a baby that is going to be aborted is usually just a clump of cells, it's not an actually developed human that can feel pain. Adoption is an even worse fate for a child anyways since our foster and adoption system is horrible.

 @9GH5ZLS from California  disagreed…1yr1Y

It's not a baby yet. It's a clump of cells, sometimes indistinguishable from a heavy period in chemical abortions. Stop calling the glorified blood clot a baby when the carrier doesn't want it to be one.

 @9GH76B3 from Washington  disagreed…1yr1Y

Not every women is put in a position to be able to have a child, for example rape victims, or mothers who are to ill to have a child and can put the mom and child into risk. A lot of abortions take place before you can even call the ball of cells a "human" therefor you are killing a ball of cells not an almost 9 month year old baby.

 @9GH5CZQWomen’s Equality from Washington  disagreed…1yr1Y

No body should have to lose their life or have to carry a child whom chance of survival is unlikely for 9 months

 @9GH52YF from Washington  disagreed…1yr1Y

its a fetus and clump of cells its not a human. There's already to many children in foster care and the government should not be able to force women to have babies abortions should be allowed as long as its under a certain amount of time.

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