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The difference is that rights come with independence

Before birth, a fetus cannot survive without relying on the woman's body. That means her rights, choices, and health come first. Protecting her freedom ensures that real living individuals are not forced into situations that can harm their lives and futures.

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 @B7LM9RS from California  commented…1 day1D

I believe it is the mother’s choice to decide to have an abortion or not. The babies birth could potentially cause a mother’s death and it should be her choice if she’s willing to go through with a pregnancy. I also believe that health care should be separate from the government, people go to school to specialize in medicine, the people that work for the government, that isn’t their job. And there are more reasons to why it should be a mothers choice like maybe she can’t afford to take care of a child, she doesn’t want that child to grow up in a family that can’t support her.

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