[NinjaPoodle]

Originally posted by jubilance1922
I'm super late, but I just read this...

I don't feel there are "varying degrees of pro-choice". If someone is TRULY pro-choice, then they feel that a woman (and her health care provider and father of the child) should be making the decision whether or not to CHOOSE to have an abortion. Being pro-choice is not saying "I don't think abortion is murder". I know women who feel that abortion is murder and would never choose that outcome for themselves, but they recognize that what's best for them isn't the best decision for ALL women. That to me is the distinction between pro-choicers and pro-lifers. To me, pro-lifers feel like they have a right to exercise their personal opinions over my life, while pro-choicers realize that everyone should have the right to make their own decisions, just like we have a choice on where to live, what to wear, and what religion to believe in.

I'm ready for the flood gates of people to argue with me now.

Agreed

Originally posted by AlphaFrog
I have a question for you jubilance...

Do you recognize that there is a difference between an abortion at 2 months, or 8 months, or even partial-birth abortion (the baby is halfway born and they go in with a vaccumm and suck out the brains...well, at least that's one method), or is it all just abortion to you, regardless of the state of the baby?

The fact of the matter is pro choice means, REGARDLESS of how you (or I ) feel, being in the position to choose either or, it's as simple as that. The degrees of abortion you mention are a sub-catagory of abortion.