No doubt the fake catholics and libs on this board are ecstatic.
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Link: https://x.com/antiwokememes/status/1996731494035833020?s=46
Replies to: No doubt the fake catholics and libs on this board are ecstatic.
This is not the 'Catholic States of America'...and even 75% of weekly Mass attending Catholics
believe that abortion should be legal in some cases. (for All Catholics, the number is close to 90%)
Perhaps you can be the first to answer the question I've been repeatedly asking...Q: While a woman CAN reproduce, MUST she carry a Forced or Coerced pregnancy that she never wanted to term, or suffer government imposed consequences...Yes or No?...(Note that right now a survey would show ~6M women have experienced a Forced or Coerced pregnancy during their reproductive lifetime.)
Let's continue this discussion...without rancor...in search of much needed "Common Ground" with the shared goal of Reducing the number of abortions...without sacrificing the reproductive rights of women.
Link: https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/fact-sheet/public-opinion-on-abortion/
Your coercion bullshit was already exposed as nonsense.
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I can backup my statement...you can't
...from the attached PubMed article...
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Abstract
Introduction: Sexual violence is a major public health problem in the U.S. that is associated with numerous health impacts, including pregnancy. U.S. population-based estimates (2010-2012) found that three million women experienced a rape-related pregnancy during their lifetimes. The current study presents more recent estimates of rape and sexual coercion-related pregnancy and examines prevalence by demographic characteristics.
Methods: Data years 2016/2017 were pooled from the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, a random-digit-dial telephone survey of U.S. non-institutionalized adults 18 years and older. The analysis, conducted in 2023, examined lifetime experience of rape-related pregnancy, sexual coercion-related pregnancy, or both among U.S. women. Authors calculated prevalence estimates with 95% CIs and conducted pairwise chi-square tests (p-value<0.05) to describe experiences by current age, race/ethnicity, and region of residence among U.S. women overall and among victims.
Results: One in 20 women in the U.S., or over 5.9 million women, experienced a pregnancy from either rape, sexual coercion, or both during their lifetimes. Non-Hispanic Multiracial women experienced a higher prevalence of all three outcomes compared with non-Hispanic White, non-Hispanic Black, and Hispanic women. Among victims who experienced pregnancy from rape, 28% experienced a sexually transmitted disease, 66% were injured, and over 80% were fearful or concerned for their safety.
Conclusions: Pregnancy as a consequence of rape or sexual coercion is experienced by an estimated six million U.S. women. Prevention efforts may include healthcare screenings to identify violence exposure and use of evidence-based prevention approaches to reduce sexual violence.
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Now, how about answering the question I've been asking...Q: While a woman CAN reproduce, MUST she carry a pregnancy that she never wanted to term even if it was Forced or Coerced...under threat of government imposed consequences? Yes or No?
Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37935321/
We covered that your coercion is nonsense.
Demonic perverts like you love harming children.
While you're already way over your ski tips on this issue, the leaders of ACOG (American College of
Obstetricians and Gynecologists)...62,000 members strong...the very people who devote their careers to caring for women and babies...clearly agree with everything I've posted when it comes to Abortion Policy. So, if you're going to throw epithets, be sure to include them as well.
You should know where you stand...and it's not on the 'Moral High Ground'. '
Link: https://www.acog.org/clinical-information/policy-and-position-statements/statements-of-policy/2025/abortion-policyW
Talk about avoiding the issue...it's such an easy question, Jake...I can only assume that you, and
others like you, acknowledge that the right answer is "NO", a woman dealing with such a pregnancy indeed should have the option of a legal and available abortion...but you just can't publicly admit to it. Must be tough living with that personal conundrum.
Wish you and your cohort would come clean and join with others in the pursuit of effective ways to reduce the number of Unwanted Pregnancies...and thus fewer abortions...without sacrificing women's reproductive rights.
Birth is too arbitrary. It's too hard to pick up all reasons not to want to raise a kid that soon.
And I love the looks of ecstasy on the babes cheering him on.
I suppose infanticide is a turn on for some.
Babes? Hags is more like it. Where are their man bun hubbies?
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