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Can you show me all this accessible public housing? There are application processes....does not mean you get anything in the next 5 years.
There are waiting lists for shelters let alone homes.
And no insurance which would translate into eventually Medicaid - if I had that for my prenatal care - I probably would be on dialysis or dead.
By the way, a lot of these subsidies you speak of....pro-life Republicans are fighting tooth and nail to severely limit.
But go ahead and tell me how easy it is to get into public housing or section 8.
Dream on.
For one thing, you cant discredit an opinion.
And you have yet to disprove a single fact that I've posted.
Again, as I told Lursa, these are legitimate issues, however separate issues from the actual aborting of a baby.
I appreciate your response year2late. You seem much more of a critical thinker and someone capable of expanding their mind. Much more so than Lursa who is an ideologue.
Lursa believes in a society where a person can buy an ar15 and abort her child. She believes in a society where kids can do those things, something I do not agree with. My biggest problem with Lursa is that she distorts other people's opinion and twists facts around. The gall of this poster to say I value life cheaply is out of line. I found it offensive that she would claim poor people on welfare do not have much to live for in life. That was despicable.
Back to the topic at hand. One of my good friends lives in Sweden. Here are some interesting facts:
Most abortions in Sweden are performed on women aged 20–24 years old, followed by the age group 25–30 years old, and teenage abortions (15–19 years old) constitute the third largest group. Before the age of thirty most women have not established a family life and abortion is more common amongst this age group, with multiple sex partners in the younger age groups parenthood is less desired and abortion more likely.[6] The fact that most women in the younger age groups are still studying, combined with them being new on the labour market, influences the choice to perform abortion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_in_Sweden
But here are Sweden's laws:
FACT:
College is FREE for students in Sweden
The Swedes get up to 16 months of paid leave after the birth of a newborn, extra tax credits to defray the cost of child-rearing, plus access to regulated, subsidized day care facilities that stay open from 6:30 in the morning until 6:30 at night.
https://newrepublic.com/article/118294/us-should-copy-sweden-and-denmarks-work-family-policies
Sweden pays parents for having kids — and it reaps huge benefits. Why doesn't the US?
https://www.vox.com/2016/5/23/11440638/child-benefit-child-allowance
So essentially the government incentivizes young women to have children. You receive money for having a baby yet women still have abortions despite the free money, education, and 16-month paid leave.
So the majority of women of Sweden have abortions, not because they can't afford it, but because they feel a child would interfere with their active sex lives.
Now, we are talking about a socialist country. They have very undemocratic laws - You need explicit consent before having sex. They want to legalize incest and necrophilia.
But Sweden proves the reasons for women having abortions are misguided and wrong. Do you find it acceptable to have an abortion on the basis of wanting to maintain a promiscuous sex life???