Medical reasons include fetal deformities, woman being underage, MENTAL Health of woman....
Those are each their own can of worms.
IMO, fetal deformities being a legal excuse would require clarity on which deformities were permissible and which were not.
Before anyone starts in with the word-war lets just make it clear that there is no such thing as an underage woman. I think it's clear that you meant girl or child so lets just not go there.
Anyway, to that point, IMO if the health risk of the pregnancy falls under the criteria in the abortion regulation, then that's it. If the child can bear the pregnancy to term with no outstanding health risk, then her age obviously manifested no health risk.
Mental health is an easy excuse, as PC seems to claim to be traumatized over anyone who says no to them. I would say that, in general, PC starts with a lower mental health to begin with, which is where their victim mentality comes from, but I'll have to leave the mental health excuse to others.
Did you mean you would be happy with free access to FREE abortion?
This is yet a 4th can -o- worms.
Abortion will never be free, all we can do is change who pays for it.
But no, I didn't mean to imply no-cost abortion, but access to it with minimal regulation. Certainly there is a discussion to be had on who pays for what, but I didn't mean to go there one way or the other.
PL activists would have the same teeth they have now
Well, I disagree because they would have to show a "compelling state interest" in the potential life of the pre-viable fetus, which I don't think is an attainable goal.
, many of them don't want to allow abortion even to save the life of the pregnant woman,
Absolutely there are, but they could never get their case to fly in court because what ever argument they make supporting the life of the fetus goes triple for the mother.
many of them want to ban hormonal birth control;
I've seen arguments against hormonal birth control which come from health risks, ineffectiveness, and of coarse pure religious conviction.
I don't go down that road, but I would be interested in reading a thread on it.
IMO opposing hormonal birth control is a separate issue because I have not seen h.b.c. regulation in any abortion ban I have read.
they aren't going to stop protesting because abortion is banned beyond 12 weeks.
So?
Let them protest, they have that right.
How many abortions are going to be prevented if the law changes to ban abortion past 12 weeks?
Enough to serve my purposes.
The smaller the number the less I understand your opposition to my position.
I know full well that abortion will never be totally banned. I've made my peace with it.