"England and Wales: In 2015, 8% of abortions occurred after 12 weeks; 0.1% occurred at or over 24 weeks."

wikipedia isn't very credible but i think it would be less than 10%

the whole "my body, my choice" argument is kinda the same argument some use with slavery

like it should be worker's choice whether to work or not?

sure

ok yeah

if it is, then so what

how does that affect the validity of the argument

"your in my body i choose what to do with you"
"your on my property i choose what do with you"

oh nonono

that's not right

i mean you should be allowed to kick someone off your property, but things like slavery def not

bc when a fetus is inside your body, it relies on you to 'survive'

You?

me?

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slave owners brought slaves to their properties on purpose in order to do certain jobs; women don't get pregnant because they want to abort the baby

another thing with the bodily autonomy requires no consent to be given right?

^^ my point is, those two should not be compared

what

like rape

bodily autonomy is all about how things/people requires your consent to use your body

GG @ashnaa, you just advanced to level 6!

yes and you consent to that once you have unprotected sex

rape is a violation of bodilly autonomy

you consent to your partner using your body

you know if you have unprotected sex you'll most likely get pregnant unless one of the parents are infertile

stop @Lehgohlas

even if its protected, you could pregnant

that doesnt make sense right

yeah

yes but we're not talking about protected right now we're talking about unprotected

oh ok

sorry

so in order to decrease abortion, sex ed should be better and contraceptives should be more available

if you have unprotected sex you know you're most likely gonna get pregnant

GG @Lehgohlas, you just advanced to level 1!

some people might not

idk how, but

chance

isnt it like maturity of egg or whatever