Pro Life Or Pro Choice?
914904
pro choice!\nits your decision not anyone else.
874710
Well. I'm pro-choice and pro death penalty.  I agree fully with the inconsistency posed in your question. I feel the same way about those who are pro choice and anti death penalty.  There's no arguing that a multiple murder has less a right to life than a child.\n   My only point I want to make is that it works both ways.
941078
I'm pro choice and freedom. Nobody has the right to force you to follow their beliefs. If you decide abortion is right for you, that is your choice to make and none of my business.\n\nI don't take the anti abortion crowd seriously because I have not seen one of them go out of their way to help some poor young mother or to care for the many starving and mistreated babies born to mothers incapable of caring for them.
63226
It is an interesting dichotomy wherein pro-choicers want abortions on demand, and they question/argue about when a fetus is considered a human being.\n\nHowever, if a pregnant woman is attacked in some manner by someone, and the fetus dies, then the pro-choicers want the attacker charged with murder for killing the fetus they are all too willing to kill in the first place.  \nThe difference?...they'll state that the woman wanted to keep the baby, now they call it a baby because it's wanted, but unwanted, they'll call it a fetus.  Interesting
519806
In that case, they should call themselves "abortion opponents" rather than "pro life." Pro life is either all or nothing, not some lives.
30676
Does anything really justify abortion?\n\nTo Pro-Choicers : Of course it does. A woman's body, a woman's choice.\n\nIn my opinion, no. It's a baby whether it was conceived 'in love,' by accident, or by rape. Them's the breaks. Life isn't fair, and it's terrible that the woman was raped, but the child shouldn't be punished for it.\n\nIt you actually meant rap...no.
372501
I agree that a woman should have the right to chose and there are lots of children out there who have to go through foster homes and live very hard lives. I am pro choice. I also think that if it is made illegal then there are going to be alot of women dying from having abortions done in "hole in the wall" places that are not sanitary or under almost torturous conditions. I could never do it but sometimes you have to do what you have to do. I think that when a person says they are pro life that they are not looking at the bigger picture. Ask them if they want to pay higher taxes that will come from the government having to take care of the children that abandoned from the mothers that didnt want or couldnt take care of these children.
1101171
I am not anti-choice but, I really don't like abortion either. The decision should be the women's and whoever she slept with (If he is around) - not the government, churches, president or some televangelist scam artist. There is a reason a fetus is not called a baby; Babies are born. A fetus is a potential life and no more  alive than a tumor. We don't give the death penalty to doctors for removing tumors. (Thank god)\n\nMy answer is: NO
129556
Most women are pro-choice but would not necessarily prefer an abortion for themselves. The breakdown is 70-30. Young men are pro-choice when they mess around and pro-life when they get old.
692564
I apologize now cause this is gonna be long and more than likely will be added to.\n\nI'm always wondered about this.  I know it's one of those spin things but it's hard to pin this one down.  To use myself as an example, I am Pro-Choice.  I also consider myself Pro-life because I would never ask a woman I got pregnant to have an abortion.  First off, I think I should take the responsibilty for it and carry it through to term even if we don't want it.  (This brings up the debate of it's not my body so I can't choose and I agree, I can't.  But I would hope that a woman I slept with would be willingly to listen to what I have to say about the baby inside her that I helped create. Once Again I hope she would, but it's not my body and thus I cannot choose for her.)\n\nThe reason why I would never want an abortion are two-fold, I'd want to step up to the plate and father that kid.  If we decided not to keep it, then I'd want to give it up for adoption so someone else who can't have a baby for some reason or another can finally have one (I have a friend who cannot get pregnant through normal methods and she wants mroe than anything to be a mother.  Did you know invitro-fertilization is like $4000 a shot?  That doesn't even mean you will get pregnant, it means you have a chance to!)  I think that clarifies my Pro-choice/Pro-life stance.  I also don't believe that I have the right as an EQUAL member of human society, to force my values on others.  I don't consider myself to be any more special than anyone else on the streets.\n\nPeople refer to it as "Pro-Death" because they feel like it needs to be an opposite of the "Pro-life" platform.  It has to be called an opposite to be given a choice is rational while outlawing CHOICE, and thue FREEDOM is not.  I bet the tunes would change if "pro-Life" was refered to instead of "Removal of a right", which is what it really is.  Secondly, has anyone ever been to a pro-death rally?  Of course not, That would be considered Genocide (stopping all births would be an effective method of stopping humanity and thus genocide).  \n\nHere's the funny thing, people who are "Pro-life" also tend to be for the Death Penalty.  How is that Pro-Life?  There IS debate on whether a baby is a human or not and thus a murder, there IS NO debate on whether a prisoner is a human.  Perhaps a foul murdering human, but nonetheless human.  Is that not a murder?\n\nOh one more thing.  I am 100% against partial birth abortions.  That practice disgusts me.  I think it disgusts just about everyone who knows teh method of it.  Regardless, I would not want a law that states you cannot do it.  But here's what i think, you carried it that long, just deliver the baby and give it to someone that wants it.
61819
You answered your own question, pro-choice sounds so good and nice. Who doesn't like choices? Pro-life has a good ring to it as well.
452493
I am pro-life, always, but I can't force or make people do what I think is right.  Their choice.  I would say take every case on a personal level.
964742
i agree. how can we be shocked and appauled at the lack of moral fortitude of society at large, when "we" as a society insist upon the right to choose.\n\ni am pro choice. but the reality of which Mother Teresa speaks is true, may she rest in peace.
1101247
They're not pro-choice.  They're pro-abortion.  Ask them if they support a man's right to choose and see what kind of faces they make.
493925
I'm prolife and I do not support the death penalty.  As you said, it's a form of murder.  No matter what someone has done, death should not be wished/forced upon them--it's very sad how meaningless LIFE (the greatest gift ever) has become.
517137
PRO-LIFE!! and let me tell you everyone who is pro-choice... you all have the blood of inocent babies on your hands!!! MURDERERS!!!
994392
First of all, i don't think anyone is pro-abortion...they are prochoice, as in its for you to say one way or the other.  \nMe personally, i believe it is murder, but there are such things as justifiable homicide.  I agree with you that most of the time women have abortions for less than good reasons....but who decides whats justifiable?  you? me? the govt?  It has to be each woman that decides for herself; she is the one that has to live with the decision and face whatever God she believes in.  What may seem like an inconvenience to you, could be lifealtering for her.  the best that can be done, is for the gov't to make sure the procedure is available and safe...after that the rest is up to the woman.\nbut it is murder, like killing in war is murder, yet many people don't think soldiers are going to hell for killing in war.  \nnote that abortions have been going on since the beginning of time, whether legal or not.  most of the time when there is not a doctor available to perform the procedure, both the fetus and the woman die.  Now if its senseless to lose the fetus, wouldn't it be doubly so to lose both?  just because its illegal, doesn't mean its not going to happen.  \nwhile i do believe that its a woman's choice, i also believe that its murder, and i also believe that if i were in those shoes, i wouldn't be able to make the choice to have an abortion without seriously extenuating circumstances, like my death, a brutal rape (which shouldn't result in pregnancy very often anymore due to the morning after pill) or some very serious disease the child has.