abortion

ok so Ireland are having a vote on abortion so should abortion be allowed or not

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alan20 · M

Absolutely. It has to be the woman's decision not the state's; its her health. Obviously nobody would want it abused as a form of contraception. What's different about Ireland and the rest of the progressive world? The power of the Catholic church and the large number of middle-aged male farmers who see women as breeders.

Abrienda · 26-30, F

@alan20 If you wish Northern Ireland to become as soulless as the United States has become then by all means good luck. You have already proven yourself a religious bigot so I will suppose its alright by you.

alan20 · M

@Abrienda I don't intend to honour that with an answer!

milkymum1 · 31-35, F

@alan20 well put to me its about how the baby was conceived and then the women choice

alan20 · M

@milkymum1 Haven't followed it closely enough to know her name but there was that case recently of a woman (dentist?) and her husband who desperately wanted an abortion to save her life and the doctors refused because they'd be breaking the law. A few days later she was dead. Nobody wants to see babies or foetuses killed, but to me that is barbaric.