Posted on Jun 22, 2017
UN Pushes for Legalization of Self-Induced and Late-Term Abortions in New York
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The UN has been actively trying to take a more centralized control. This is something that is supported by many on the left. Clinton, for example, was/is huge in support of globalization and supported a UN level set of gun laws and gun restrictions. The UN had caused more issues than they solve.
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Like many, these people think they are entitled and know what is in our best interest.
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If you haven't decided whether you want a baby or not after 24 weeks of pregnancy I think you're SOL. There are women who never know they're pregnant and end up giving birth. It does happen. But I think when you get to 20 weeks and after and know you're pregnant and knew you couldn't afford another child you should have taken care of that weeks earlier.
I think women should be able to have an abortion but 20 weeks is 5 months along. If the mother's life is at risk yes. If there is a diagnosis that the fetus will not survive birth, then yes let there be that choice. I'm not so sure about allowing women that choice if those things aren't the issue after 5 months of pregnancy. The UN needs to back off because there are states with far more restrictive abortion policies than NY.
I think women should be able to have an abortion but 20 weeks is 5 months along. If the mother's life is at risk yes. If there is a diagnosis that the fetus will not survive birth, then yes let there be that choice. I'm not so sure about allowing women that choice if those things aren't the issue after 5 months of pregnancy. The UN needs to back off because there are states with far more restrictive abortion policies than NY.
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The abortion topic is always varying. Many that don't like abortion still read off the same things you do for why it should be. But the just don't like it in candy form. But my main drop the coffee cup moment was the UN saying anything to NYC.
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