Abortion

Let`s start an internet flamewar. Because I doubt there are any pro-life
people on this website, I ask you the following:

How can a woman want to eventually become pregnant and carry the fetus to
term yet when she gets pregnant now have an abortion and not see the
contradiction? How is one fetus deserving of life and the other not? It seems
to me a real feminist wouldn't want her body being "used" by a fetus ever and
wouldn't want to become pregnant.

If these pro-choice women want to become pregnant now they should get their
tubes tied AND use hormonal birth control, a barrier method w/ spermacide, and a condom everytime they have sex. If they ever want to become a parent they should adopt.

>>12
A human's rights end where another's begin.  It sounds nice to say, oh, a woman has the right to do whatever she wants with her body.  But when other people are involved, such as the unborn child, it's no longer true.  I have the right to do whatever I want with my body, say, my fist.  But I do not have the right to use my fist to harm other people.

A fetus is a human.  It's not a monkey, or a cat, or a toaster, or anything else.  It's simply a term for a stage in human development, like infant, toddler, adolescent, etc.  When you start saying that humans BELONG to other humans, that's very dangersous.  I remember learning about a time when certain people 'belonged' to other people.

>>13
Let's say I invite you to join me on my boat for a cruise on Lake Michigan.  I've given you permission to be on my boat, and I am your host.  But, a while into the cruise, I change my mind, and choose to revoke my permission.  I throw you overboard. We are too far from shore for me to realistically expect you to swim back, and Lake Michigan is cold, so you'll likely die from hypothermia or something anyhow.  But, hey, it's my boat, right?  Does this sound right to you?