Condoms are cheap and easily accessible, and you don't need a prescription. Rape pregnancies aside, it's not difficult to avoid getting pregnant. It seems like an accountability issue to me. There are consequences when you take risks, in all aspects of life.
I'm fine with a woman having bodily autonomy. I won't argue about the "but it's not your body" thing. Agree to disagree.
For myself, I probably wouldn't get an abortion unless it was medically necessary. But I'm not going to let my PERSONAL decisions effect someone else and their decisions. We need proper sex education in the US, it's been proven to lower abortion rates. Instead, we take away sex education and expect women to "close their legs", even though it takes two to create a baby. Preventative care is necessary to avoid abortions (obviously with the exception of medical issues and rape) - I wish it were less taboo to talk about.
Your comments are contradicting. First you say you don't agree with "it's not your body", implying that it IS your body. Then you say it takes two to make a baby. So then it's NOT actually your body, because you didn't make that baby all by yourself.
The "it's not your body" is referring to the baby being murdered. That is what people say when women say my body my choice. The BODY being torn apart is NOT your body.
How about if we rip your arms and lets off your body. Because the baby is literally ripped apart.
I understand the reference. I was replying to alaskah's comments.
If you want to get a b00b job, that's your body.
If you want a facelift, that's your body.
If you want to amputate all your limbs, that's your body.
But until it's possible to keep a baby INSIDE your body for the rest of your life, I'm sorry, but that's not your body. It's a completely new human being with different DNA than you.