Latest / What is on Andrea Asteroid's mind? / My thoughts on the pro-life label debate
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- 0:02It's Andrew Astorre here, and I thought I would talk about the anti abortion
- 0:11pro life labeled debate. At first, it was a little bit irritating hearing
- 0:18the term anti abortion, to be quite honest, because of how it came
- 0:22off, Because in the beginning, it came off like it was being said
- 0:27by people who don't want to put in a ban, but they think that
- 0:39they're so much better when it comes to stopping abortion because of how they feel
- 0:44about the subject and what needs to be done and what laws need to be
- 0:48passed. But the more it's been said, because of what the argument has
- 0:58become, I started to think we might be onto something going there, even
- 1:04though it seems like it's all about me echoing cursed and from Students for Life,
- 1:11because I admit that I follow Students for Life and hearing her take and
- 1:18how she takes the angle choice for what, and yeah, I'm anti abortion,
- 1:26I'm anti a lot of things, which is a brilliant way to look
- 1:30at it. But I also take another approach those that defend saying things like,
- 1:41oh, I'm not pro abortion, I'm pro choice. It's a woman's
- 1:45body, it's her choice. Oh I don't like abortion, Oh, it's
- 1:49not for the government to say that's what comes off, and it creates this
- 2:00laxness, and the laxness creates the unwanted pregnancies that end up in abortion versus
- 2:10anti abortion. That stresses things like being in healthy, stable relationships so that
- 2:19you don't have an unwanted pregnancy, or that when you do get pregnant you
- 2:25feel better prepared. And yeah, it kind of goes without saying that.
- 2:30I get just a little bit irritated when I see comments on social media that
- 2:38we force birth and until the next one. Bees and Jack in Greece