True so it's best if they drink alone and at home.
So what is Plan A?
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Probably but most do no harm to others around them. It's the behavior silly.
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Again, that is simply untrue. A unfertilized egg can become fertilized, and develop into a baby. Your claim is that if it can develop into a baby, it is a baby.
Back to Plan B. Plan B prevents fertilization of the egg. If you have no problem with killing an unfertilized egg, then you have no problem with Plan B.
It says the point the alt right is at that they need to make up fake science to make their ideology work.
The alt lefties in the democrat party really want to copy the republicans but, their little black hearts will not allow that to happen.
@Teflon Don You still have not officially said what you believe is the 100% effective way to prevent rape. We are guessing, but I want to hear you say it.
By definition all rape starts with abstinence, so abstinence is not 100% effective against rape.
Again, there are people who oppose birth control, like Plan B.
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Trivial objections fallacy. What percentage of abortions are due to rape, prosecutable rape?
Because all abortions are due to rape?
You wouldn't be lying, would you never truthful Walt
Mass murder of whom?
{The most defensible, recent empirical statement is that clinic-based research finds rape-related abortions are a small minority—about 1.9% in a multi‑clinic study—while national-level, contemporary data to produce a precise 2025 percentage are absent [2] [3]. That measured conclusion aligns with the available peer‑reviewed clinic evidence and the acknowledgment by major summaries that national percentages are not currently reported, offering a balanced synthesis rather than an overstated single figure [1] [2].}
What percentage of abortions are attributed to rape or...
Executive Summary Recent, authoritative overviews show there is no single, validated national percentage for abortions attributable to rape or incest in t...
You already knew this, but you have an agenda, and facts interfer.
See my sig.
If an egg isn't fertilized there's no baby... so use Plan B... anyone can order it... you can get it by tomorrow for 46 bucks ...from Amaxon...
Anyone can get it... I just told you how...
For leftists it seems abortion is the ONLY approved birth control method.
Standard Disclaimer: I actually have no issue with plan B or the morning after pill.
Explain this, Comrade?
Plan B prevents fertilization/conception, so what is your problem with it?
You picked an arbitrary date, and then want to ban before that date. If you believe life begins at conception, then an unfertilized egg is not alive.
Is there any state now, or any government in all the history of humans that has ever outlawed the "killing" of an unfertilized egg? That would be outlawing menstruation, which would be nearly impossible.
Plan B prevents conception, so what is your point?
Birth control like Plan B was vastly decreasing that number, before Republicans declared a war on birth control.
So you have no problem with Plan B?
Plan B prevents fertilization, so not abortion.
They are really having a lot of problems with a simple point. It is almost as if they cannot accept facts because it destroys their ideology.
We are not even talking about abortion, we are talking about Plan B.
@Teflon Don claims to have a 100% effective "plan A" to prevent needing Plan B. That would need to be a 100% effective way to prevent rape. Whether rape is 1% or 10% of the need for Plan B does not matter, as long as any exist, Don's plan cannot be 100%.
Rape starts with the victim wishing to abstain from sex, and then being forced into sex, so begins with abstinence(in that particular case).
Abstinence would not 100% prevent the need for Plan B.
So even if we accept your number, and accept it applies to Plan B the same as abortion, then abstinence is 98.1% effective, not 100%?
So again, what is the 100% effective method of preventing the need of Plan B?
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i am not concerned with anything. I made my point in that last point.
Just as you would tell the person who believes contraception is wrong that they just have a belief and can believe it but you would not live your life to their belief as you do not agree with them, so too is it the same with you and those who are Pro Choice.
Yes you have an opinion, but it is simply yours. Others do not have to agree or care about your opinion. And none of us (not the contraception person, or the pro choice, anti choice people) should seek to impose our opinions on the other via the law.