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A consumer's perspective on abortion : Comments
By Rebecca Huntley, published 22/12/2005Rebecca Huntley looks at abortion from a personal perspective.
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I guess women would be “happy” to deal with abortion in a private manner.
The problem is their is a lot of so called “God Squad” zealots who block the shaded path to the abortion clinic and noisily berate wome choosing to use those clinics, forcing them to stand their ground and make a noise in response.
So Friedrich, if you want to dump, dump on “pro-life”. They are the ones who want to rule by decree and force their illegitimate demands on others.
Aka – you made your “choice”.
How would you feel now had someone elses choice prevailed?
Why would you demand other women accept less (making their own decision) than that which you exercised for yourself?
Regarding your family’s issues with “status and expectations”. With family like that I would move interstate, change my name, pretend I was an orphan and see my revenge as having a better life without them in it.
Individuals know best their own circumstances and what is the “right” response for them in those circumstances. Individuals dealing with whether to abort or not invariably make a decision based on the self perceived abilities and priorities and not upon some religious or social mantra laid down to maintain fealty to a particular creed.
If an individual, by following their own conscience, “gets it wrong” so be it – they can blame themselves instead of being in a position to blame someone else for a decision forced upon them.
Since, in the matter of abortion, one woman’s decision will not effect the lifestyle, expectations or responsibility of others, those others should have no influence in what choice that one woman makes.
The number of abortions is irrelevant. Every abortion decision is a single decision made by one person, the woman involved!