What If …

[MyTeamIsOnTheFloor]

what if, in the 70’s, society had decided abortion was for rape, incest, health of mother, non-survivable fetal conditions, but not just birth control in cases of “inconvenient” or “accidental” pregnancies?

Would that have prevented the last 60 years of divisiveness? Is that a legislative compromise for the 2020’s?

 

[Victorbmyboy]

what if, in the 70’s, society had decided abortion was for rape, incest, health of mother, non-survivable fetal conditions, but not just birth control in cases of “inconvenient” or “accidental” pregnancies?

Would that have prevented the last 60 years of divisiveness? Is that a legislative compromise for the 2020’s?

Good point.

 

[toastedbread]

what if, in the 70’s, society had decided abortion was for rape, incest, health of mother, non-survivable fetal conditions, but not just birth control in cases of “inconvenient” or “accidental” pregnancies?

Would that have prevented the last 60 years of divisiveness? Is that a legislative compromise for the 2020’s?

Does a zygote get a social security card?

 

[larsIU]

what if, in the 70’s, society had decided abortion was for rape, incest, health of mother, non-survivable fetal conditions, but not just birth control in cases of “inconvenient” or “accidental” pregnancies?

Would that have prevented the last 60 years of divisiveness? Is that a legislative compromise for the 2020’s?

20 weeks

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0 weeks

Pick one

 

[Victorbmyboy]

Does a zygote get a social security card?

Social Security cards weren’t originally for identification purposes. 😉 yes I’m being facetious.

 

[toastedbread]

Social Security cards weren’t originally for identification purposes. 😉 yes I’m being facetious.

If an illegal alien is inseminated while inside the United States. The zygote is a citizen? It doesn't matter where they are born, only where conceived?