Message from @Scary_Clown
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Well. I mean. There was a 5 year old who got raped and pregnant.
THE GIRL IS 5
NOT 21
well
where was this 5 yr old raped?
if she wouldn't die in child birth
TOTALLY DIFFERENT CASE
she shouldn't be able to get an abortion
also a 5 year old being able to get pregnant alone is a rarity
let alone a 5 year old that can get pregnant being raped
If a mother can support a child physically and can nurture the fetus with healthy food and ensure it will be put in a good orphanage then yes. She should keep the child.
HOW MANY ABORTIONS ARE FOR 5 YEAR OLDS
@Melanie should a child die because a mother is incapable?
No.
uh why would she put it up for adoption if she can take care of the child?
I think it is up to the two individuals to decide. All cases are relative.
sex doesnt have responsibility anymore so people abuse it
Ok
Financial or mental problems
if they both decide to
No
that's what you just said lol
My parents have financial problems
as soon as sperm cell hits egg cell it's a child
Should they kill me
Eat shot MN
A fetus in the first few weeks is not a child. As it does not feel or register and is not conscious
3-3
yes it is.
we are talking about perfectly healthy women getting abortions. obviously you dont want mentally damaged people raising kids
it is a foreign object in the womans system
fe·tus
ˈfēdəs/Submit
noun
an unborn offspring of a mammal, in particular an unborn human baby more than eight weeks after conception.
a fetus is an unborn child
Alright. If a woman is a slut and gets pregnant yet can support the child. Yeah. She should keep it.
a fetus should not be able to be aborted
If it's a raped teenager then no. She should be able to decide with her parents what to do. And banning abortion as an option completely is really dangerous.
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before it is a fetus it is called an embryo
em·bry·o
ˈembrēˌō/Submit
noun
1.
an unborn or unhatched offspring in the process of development, in particular a human offspring during the period from approximately the second to the eighth week after fertilization (after which it is usually termed a fetus).