CowLogic

One is just simply more valuable than the other. And thus speaks the main issue disagreed on. I guess as far as this goes, it's all about personal opinion.

But the truth is that the economical system in this society turns everything into a way of getting another thing. Even people end up being used as some sort of ...

Well, I'm pretty strongly for the side of going to school for what interests you or what you want to do when you grow up, but if you do choose ...

Simple, healthy, home-cooked meals are also A LOT less expensive than trans-fatty takeout or fast food every day. Also keep that in mind. (Buying coffee and drinks in bulk are ...

One quick thing here: I'm yet to meet anyone who is "pro-abortion". There is no such movement. I am actually anti-abortion. I wish no one ever had to have an ...

I used to be INTJ, then I took a weakness to the feels.

Of course I think it's a baby, you don't have to convince me. I just have had experience with people who are pro-abortion preferring the term "fetus" in debate, so ...

@CowLogic: Please, please, please don't change my words here. Sorry, my friend. :) Merely trying to make sure your points were not ignored over bickering about what words you used.

Sounds like semantics to me. To appease the masses here, let's rephrase this to Plus, in the early pregnancy part, it doesn't really come into your brain that there is ...

At the moment, many countries are actively discouraging children because of over population problems, your idea of a perfect world would ultimately doom us to starvation via over population. I ...

Like I said, I wish there was a double standard, but there isn't. It's also not easy to talk about. This is a moral conundrum that eviscerates your mind, my ...

Besides, what if the woman simply doesn't want to be a mother? What if she doesn't want to be pregnant for nine months? What if her life opportunities are to ...

Well, if I ruled the world, I would like to think that women wouldn't have to struggle to support a child, because the economic situation would be more feasibly opportune. ...

I'm explaining why I don't think the man has a choice (or the female for that matter). The reasoning directly correlates with these arguments.That's why I brought them up.

^ To expound upon a point from the previous post: Wouldn't making a decision about the child's life be a parallel to rape? There is no consent here. Saying that ...