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How Should Women Who've Had Abortions be Treated?

Sunstone

De Diablo Del Fora
Premium Member
How should women who've had abortions be treated? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

How should their partners be treated if their partners consented to the abortion? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

How should the medical personnel who performed the abortion be treated? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

Please note: These questions are not about existing laws, rights, or such, but rather about what you would think ideal.
 

Deathbydefault

Apistevist Asexual Atheist
How should women who've had abortions be treated?
Equally.

Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?
No, it's their choice and nobody else's business.

How should their partners be treated if their partners consented to the abortion?
Equally.

Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?
No, and their consent isn't necessary. They just gave the okay when they really didn't get a choice from the start.

How should the medical personnel who performed the abortion be treated?
Respectfully, medical professionals are worthy of respect.

Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?
No, they just did their job.
 

Skwim

Veteran Member
Others can have their own opinions, but here on this tread I have mine, I don't go around shoving my opinions down others necks.
Are you saying that someone here has been shoving their opinions down you neck? Care to name names?
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
Are you saying that someone here has been shoving their opinions down you neck? Care to name names?
Don't be silly, I am taking about those who stand in front of abortion clinics and angrily insult people come or going, your just trying to make an augment and trying to make me look bad, but your only doing it to yourself.
 

Skwim

Veteran Member
Don't be silly, I am taking about those who stand in front of abortion clinics and angrily insult people come or going, your just trying to make an augment and trying to make me look bad, but your only doing it to yourself.
Now that is bad manners. I assume it happened to your mother. If it did she has my condolences.
 

beenie

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
No different than any other women, and their partners too. Just because I personally couldn't have an abortion doesn't mean I have the right to stand in judgment of anyone else.

That's what's so wrong with our world. We lack tolerance for anything we don't agree on.
 

SomeRandom

Still learning to be wise
Staff member
Premium Member
Umm with respect. It's beyond rude to shame a woman for having an abortion. And to persecute her or her doctors? For what? Performing a medical procedure?
Does no one have any basic decency or manners anymore? They have to be told to be respectful to people? Wtf?
 

Sees

Dragonslayer
I wouldn't dislike or push away a person who has had an abortion based soley on that alone...yet there could be relevant details which would influence me not being too fond of the person. Same goes for partner, physician, whomever.
 

Timothy Bryce

Active Member
They should be treated with love and compassion. As, in the few women I've known who've had abortions, it seems as though they all suffer to some extent in their contemplation of abortion and I've never seen anyone particularly rejoice over a successful abortion; it's often an enormous emotional burden for both parties involved, but also exclusively a more sensitive issue for the woman involved.

That being said, I think the most moral approach is to empower women completely with the total rights with what she chooses to do with her body (or pregnancy). As far as the law goes, in most western countries, the legal systems and medico-legal systems have proven effective in addressing the issue along these lines. Therefore, I don't think of abortion as an issue that is necessarily worthy of any kind of adversarial "debate" in any political arena. It should be perceived as an entirely personal issue that warrants our respect in that way; that's as far as any moral aspect regarding abortion should go - something our culture seems to be failing at terribly.
 

Kilgore Trout

Misanthropic Humanist
How should women who've had abortions be treated? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

How should their partners be treated if their partners consented to the abortion? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

How should the medical personnel who performed the abortion be treated? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

Please note: These questions are not about existing laws, rights, or such, but rather about what you would think ideal.

Ha, I see this is a trick question.

All women should be prosecuted and legally punished just for being women. Trust me, they'll do something worth punishing eventually.
 

Penumbra

Veteran Member
Premium Member
How should women who've had abortions be treated? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

How should their partners be treated if their partners consented to the abortion? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

How should the medical personnel who performed the abortion be treated? Should they be prosecuted and legally punished? Why or why not?

Please note: These questions are not about existing laws, rights, or such, but rather about what you would think ideal.
Like people.
 
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