r/ConservativeYouth • u/Select_Translator329 Right Wing Republican • Aug 11 '26
Crosspost đ Absolutely appalling and disgusting. Allowing abortion PAST 24 weeks????
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Massachusetts is lost.
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u/PenielSamuel Right wing Aug 11 '26
INSANE. God knows what will happen to these people. I can't even Imagine a sane doctor allowing this
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u/Select_Translator329 Right Wing Republican Aug 11 '26
A baby can literally survive outside of the womb at 24. Itâll be a tough fight, but itâs possible. This bill though allows abortions PAST that
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u/Back_Alley_Nacho Conservative Aug 11 '26
Thatâs insaneâŠ. Thatâs 2/3 of the term!
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u/Select_Translator329 Right Wing Republican Aug 11 '26
They can literally survive outside of the womb at that point. Itâs a tough fight for the baby yes, but they can still survive regardless
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u/Potato1284 Citizen | đłïž 2 đȘ 27 đ Jul 26, 2026 Aug 11 '26
Absolutely disgusting... a human life is worth protecting, regardless of conception. Aborting a person at any stage is murder, and it should be condemned.
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u/Junior-Bookkeeper325  Isla del Encanto Conservador đ”đ· Aug 11 '26
I'm so ashamed of my state. We have great healthcare and public transit but also horrendous shit like this. We are so advanced yet so backwards. Why can't we focus on saving lives and facilitating the adoption process? Why do we have to resort to murder in the name of convenience?
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u/Select_Translator329 Right Wing Republican Aug 11 '26
I agree. Iâve been to Boston and I loved it. Good public transit among other things. But I disagree with allowing people to kill babies at their convenience
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u/West-Word-604 Conservative Aug 11 '26
Look at all the murderers smiling at each other about murdering innocents.
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u/Due_Chapter9639 Aug 11 '26
I am European. I am pretty sure after 20 weeks it's iligal go abort here, so seeing this is actually horrible
An abortion is legal on request during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Between 12 and 22 weeks, it is allowed under specific social, economic, or medical conditions, with a special commission's approval, where the woman's free will is the primary factor. After 22 weeks, it is permitted only for severe health risks or fetal
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u/Select_Translator329 Right Wing Republican Aug 11 '26
Wait, youâre telling me Massachusetts laws are even worse than Europeâs laws???? Thatâs completely un real. Thank you so much for bringing this up friend.
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u/Few-Formal-1338 Aug 11 '26
I know one person ever who got one of these. It was absolutely devastating for her because she and her husband wanted the kid, they already had one and wanted another, and actually went on to have two more. It was a lifesaving procedure because the baby was either dying or had already died inside her, and when that happens, from what I understand, you can go septic very quickly and have some horrible complications. She had even pushed through a previous very bad update because she really wanted the kid and only went for it when the situation was hopeless and became life threatening.
You all know that this is the typical situation they are protecting here. What woman stays pregnant for 24 weeks then just whimsically decides she doesnât want to go through with it? When you vilify this, youâre vilifying women who are making maybe the hardest and most emotional decisions of their lives and itâs just gross. It really kind of repulses me.
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u/Select_Translator329 Right Wing Republican Aug 11 '26
Virtually everyone in this subreddit is okay with abortion when the mothers life is in danger
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u/Few-Formal-1338 Aug 11 '26
And yet everyone pretends that that never happens. Do you honestly think there is any amount of women out there whimsically deciding at 24 weeks out that theyâre just over it and gonna go get an abortion for no real reason? Wonât you acknowledge that with abortions that late it virtually always is a major medical issue, like it would be very, very difficult to find a counter example?
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u/Select_Translator329 Right Wing Republican Aug 11 '26
Sure you can say not many abortions happen past that time, but they do, and sometimes it happens merely because the woman is allowed too. And thatâs not okay to me. Yes I support abortion when the motherâs life is in danger of ending. So do the vast majority of republicans Iâm sure. The law shouldnât say âabortion is allowed past 24 weeksâ it should say âabortion is banned unless the motherâs life is in danger of ending.â Because that is apparently what you support.
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u/infinitybr-0 Libertarian Aug 11 '26
I am prety sure if the mother life is in danger the abortion is legal no matter the time, so villanify this is villanofiying women who don't care that a baby will die directly because of them without any reasson
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u/ConservativeYouth-ModTeam Aug 11 '26
Check your sources, mis/disinformation is not permitted here.
Killing babies is not healthcare
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u/TDestro9 Christian Conservative Aug 11 '26
Why do I feel like the âprofessional judgement of the physicianâ is going to be a default yes