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Do You Agree With Rees-Mogg That Abortion Even After A Woman Has Been Raped Is Morally Indefensible?
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I can understand why he believes this as he was brought up as a strict Catholic ("life is life"), but I can't agree with him - even the morning after pill would be a no no to him.
How do you feel?
I can understand why he believes this as he was brought up as a strict Catholic ("life is life"), but I can't agree with him - even the morning after pill would be a no no to him.
How do you feel?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Garaman - //Not 'any man', Andy, just the father of the baby, it is after all his baby too. //
Then let me clarify (I have no problem doing so in the interests of clear debate) - I don't believe that anyone, and that includes the father, has the right to make a woman carry an unwanted baby to term and delivery.
Then let me clarify (I have no problem doing so in the interests of clear debate) - I don't believe that anyone, and that includes the father, has the right to make a woman carry an unwanted baby to term and delivery.
grizzly bear - // He's a judgmental twit. Why does no-one ever ask these pro life nuts about the quality of life mother and baby face afterwards? Seems to me all they care about is bullying women while they're vulnerable. //
I think everyone is judgmental over certain issues, I certainly am!
Mr Rees-Mogg's views are of interest because he is a public figure, and a potential leader of his party, and thus a potential Prime Minister.
I do agree that it is easy for people not involved to make life-changing moral decisions on behalf of others, I think it is wrong to do so, and have stated so earlier in the thread - about a year ago now!
I think everyone is judgmental over certain issues, I certainly am!
Mr Rees-Mogg's views are of interest because he is a public figure, and a potential leader of his party, and thus a potential Prime Minister.
I do agree that it is easy for people not involved to make life-changing moral decisions on behalf of others, I think it is wrong to do so, and have stated so earlier in the thread - about a year ago now!
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