Are you Prochoice?

[Young Conservative]

I am strongly ProLife. Abortion for convenience should never be legal.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Yes.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Of course not

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Of course not

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Nope, never will be.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I support reasonable time limits (the point when a fetus can feel pain seems like the most morally justifiable cutoff line), but otherwise yes. I'm really glad most West European countries have reached a lasting consensus on this issue, and I can only hope that America will some day join them.

[Classic Conservative]

Nope, never will be.

[Blue3]

I am strongly ProLife. Abortion for convenience should never be legal.

If abortion is murder, then it is murder in all cases, and the penalty for abortion should be the same as penalty for murder (and should legally be "murder", not abortion). This is the logical outcome of the "ban abortion, zygote/embryo/fetus is a legal person" movement.

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Nope, never will be.

I support reasonable time limits (the point when a fetus can feel pain seems like the most morally justifiable cutoff line), but otherwise yes. I'm really glad most West European countries have reached a lasting consensus on this issue, and I can only hope that America will some day join them.

Just out of interest, which Western European nations haven't reached a consensus?

[TDAS04]

Yes.

[This account no longer in use.]

Yes, with the exception of the third trimester. I also believe that abortions would be cut down on by educating people better.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Nope, never will be.

I support reasonable time limits (the point when a fetus can feel pain seems like the most morally justifiable cutoff line), but otherwise yes. I'm really glad most West European countries have reached a lasting consensus on this issue, and I can only hope that America will some day join them.

Just out of interest, which Western European nations haven't reached a consensus?

France, Britain, Germany, and even friggin' Italy of all places have had right-wing governments for a majority of the past 4 decades, and none of them has made even a symbolic attempt at restricting abortion in any way. Aside from the latter, none has a sizable pro-life bloc (there are of course a few vocal activists, but at least in France they are seen as being far out of the mainstream).

Sounds like a consensus to me.

[The Last Northerner]

Yes, with the exception of the third trimester. I also believe that abortions would be cut down on by educating people better.

Ahh yes, the wonders of proper family planning. There is a theory out there that safe, legal, and rare abortions contributes to a decrease in crime.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

For some strange reason, I initially read (I was zoomed out): "are you Pinochet?".

[Miles]

Nope, never will be.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

For some strange reason, I initially read (I was zoomed out): "are you Pinochet?".

If only...

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Yes, with the exception of the third trimester. I also believe that abortions would be cut down on by educating people better.

Ahh yes, the wonders of proper family planning. There is a theory out there that safe, legal, and rare abortions contributes to a decrease in crime.

The theory is that it works to decrease crime because it isn't rare.  Which is a disgusting and evil way to go about crime prevention.

[Kingpoleon]

Yes(on guns, abortions, and spying on citizens).

[Antonio the Sixth]

Yes(on guns, abortions, and spying on citizens).

You believe the government has a right to choose whether or not it spies on citizens?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Nope, never will be.

I support reasonable time limits (the point when a fetus can feel pain seems like the most morally justifiable cutoff line), but otherwise yes. I'm really glad most West European countries have reached a lasting consensus on this issue, and I can only hope that America will some day join them.

Just out of interest, which Western European nations haven't reached a consensus?

France, Britain, Germany, and even friggin' Italy of all places have had right-wing governments for a majority of the past 4 decades, and none of them has made even a symbolic attempt at restricting abortion in any way. Aside from the latter, none has a sizable pro-life bloc (there are of course a few vocal activists, but at least in France they are seen as being far out of the mainstream).

Sounds like a consensus to me.

But with the exception of France, all of those countries have, at least on paper, far stricter abortion laws than most US states.

[Illiniwek]

Nope, never will be.

[TJ in Oregon]

Nope, never will be.

[Vosem]

Yes (R )

[Antonio the Sixth]

Nope, never will be.

I support reasonable time limits (the point when a fetus can feel pain seems like the most morally justifiable cutoff line), but otherwise yes. I'm really glad most West European countries have reached a lasting consensus on this issue, and I can only hope that America will some day join them.

Just out of interest, which Western European nations haven't reached a consensus?

France, Britain, Germany, and even friggin' Italy of all places have had right-wing governments for a majority of the past 4 decades, and none of them has made even a symbolic attempt at restricting abortion in any way. Aside from the latter, none has a sizable pro-life bloc (there are of course a few vocal activists, but at least in France they are seen as being far out of the mainstream).

Sounds like a consensus to me.

But with the exception of France, all of those countries have, at least on paper, far stricter abortion laws than most US states.

A bit stricter, maybe, but they are publicly subsidized and thus accessible to low-income women. And of course, those countries don't have a party that's been obsessively trying every possible legislative trick to shut down most abortion clinics (and largely succeeded).

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Yes (Support women's rights)