i'm a man,and i'm pro abortion.

sure,i could say i'm pro choice,which i am,but it really doesn't have quite the impact.
a friend of mine just terminated the pregnancy of a loser scumbag she made the mistake of hooking up with.
for some reason it seems to me; the bigger the loser=more desire to breed.
i wouldn't be surprised if he pokes holes in his condoms.
so until we have mandatory sterilization for assholes,call me pro abortion.

Do I think I have the right to force someone to have one? No, but I don't think it's the worst thing ever.

Simply put I can't involve myself in that matter it's none of my buisness. It's between a woman and her doctor, and guess what I don't have a medical degree Therefore I don't have the authority to make a medical decision for someone else..

I support its legality as I see it as a matter of privacy and individual sovereignty.

I have to admit that I don't personally feel comfortable with the practice of abortion, but there's many things in life I'm not comfortable with that I nevertheless support the legality of.

It's about freedom. And the freedom and life of an adult woman is far more important to me than a life that has not yet seen the light of day.

Pro-lifers seem to forget about the other two inalienable rights, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And so, they deride the "convenience" of abortion--and in so doing, they deride freedom itself.

And I say all this believing that life begins at first brain activity--but again, in the final analysis, it's the woman's private decision, and whether I feel good about it or not is irrelevant.

If I did think my feelings were relevant, then why would I then stop myself from invading everyone's private decisions in all matters where I disagree?

And that indeed is where the so-called "pro-lifers" are coming from. They are anti-freedom, and if they are successful at banning abortions, they aren't stopping there. They indeed won't stop until they have established a totalitarian theological state. They intend to destroy privacy and freedom in this country.