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Jan 20, 2008 21:23

Okay, so I have this... very odd question to put out there ( Read more... )

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splitthestreets January 21 2008, 04:30:49 UTC
I'm very Pro-Choice, and I was long before I went vegan, so I can't say it really affected it. I think there was a post like this awhile ago and the response was overwhelmingly pro-choice, I could be wrong though...

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sifrid January 21 2008, 04:31:39 UTC
If it was less than four months ago I wasn't a part of the community, so I do apologize for duplication.

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splitthestreets January 21 2008, 05:17:54 UTC
Oh, I didn't mean it like that, I was just saying. : )

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sifrid January 21 2008, 18:34:55 UTC
:) No worries.

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lucystrawberry January 21 2008, 04:32:51 UTC
Also, be ready to be accused of having an agenda for even asking this question. I was.

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wefoughtharder January 21 2008, 05:02:39 UTC
get over it.

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sifrid January 21 2008, 16:51:21 UTC
"Agendas" aren't really my thing. I don't even have a Vegan agenda, much more than a Pro-Choice/Pro-Life agenda.

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scarlettpoison January 21 2008, 04:38:47 UTC
indeed

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dagda_ollathir January 21 2008, 04:40:22 UTC
it always gets me when ardent anti-abortionists (ie, fundamentalist conservatives) are also anti-birth control- the one thing that prevents abortions!

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shellazure January 21 2008, 05:08:10 UTC
Because we must populate the earth!!! There's still some land without condos on it! Breed, Breed!!!

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scarlettpoison January 21 2008, 04:38:15 UTC
Pro-Choice for sure

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sifrid January 21 2008, 16:55:18 UTC
Right, those were the arguments we came around for in dinner, really... which is why I became thoroughly curious. It seems like in a way they are a little incapable of co-existing, and to me the first, when used out of context, could be an argument for JUST Veganism... ee, again, sorry, I haven't been part of this community for a super long time, and my flist doesn't show tags on the layout I have.

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gogh_me January 21 2008, 17:22:21 UTC
But in the case of pregnancy in the instance of an existing human needing someone else's body, the someone else has already made a decision where they risked this situation occuring. They've given their consent.
I'm not trying to argue that they should have to keep it, just pointing out that someone informed about birth control and chooses to use it has already accepted the possibility of pregnancy.

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moonlitdorian January 21 2008, 17:28:58 UTC
But someone who knows about birth control would know about abortion, and may have that as a backup plan. So ze wouldn't be consenting to a pregnancy.

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