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Poll: Are You Pro Choice Or Pro Life?


Lets get an idea of how many pro-life and pro choice people are on this board.  

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Posted

Pro life...but there's so many inbetweens. Where's these:

pro abortion
anti abortion
pro death

Posted (edited)

[quote name='Farsight one' post='1134107' date='Dec 3 2006, 03:52 PM']
Pro life...but there's so many inbetweens. Where's these:

pro abortion
anti abortion
pro death
[/quote]

because those are not legitimate standpoints, except for anti abortion which is synonmous with pro life. Anybody who is "pro abortion" or "pro death" is

A. not worth debating with anyway.
B. Represents such an insignificant portion of the population.

Edited by JClives
Posted

explain to me the difference between pro-abortion and pro-choice. Lots of people are for abortion b/c of "population pressure".

Posted

[quote name='Kosh' post='1134119' date='Dec 3 2006, 04:15 PM']
explain to me the difference between pro-abortion and pro-choice. Lots of people are for abortion b/c of "population pressure".
[/quote]

Pro Abortion is the support of abortion as an act in itself. Pro choice means putting a woman's right to choose, over one's personal feelings of abortion.

Posted

Anti Abortion - those against abortion
Pro Life - those for life, meaning against abortion, capital punishment, euthanasia, etc.

Pro Choice - those that believe that the decision should be up to the mother.
Pro Abortion - those that believe that abortion should be a requirement - often for the purpose of population control (like China)
Pro Death - A pro abortion person who also believes that when people get old enough, they lose their usefulness, and should be euthanized. They also tend to encourage the death penalty.

Posted

Oh look at me repping 7% of this poll. Yeah for minorities...

Posted

I need an athiest message board that supports polling so I can clearly distinguish the coorelation between religion and the pro-life standpoint.

Posted

From what I've read they are fairly heavily correlated, but not to the point where Athiests are Pro-Choice and Religious are Pro-Life, just that the religious tend to be more pro-life.

rollingcatholic
Posted

[quote name='JClives' post='1134162' date='Dec 3 2006, 04:16 PM']
I need an atheist message board that supports polling so I can clearly distinguish the correlation between religion and the pro-life standpoint.
[/quote]

That would prove nothing. Correlation does not equal causation.

Posted (edited)

[quote name='RC _' post='1134190' date='Dec 3 2006, 06:00 PM']
That would prove nothing. Correlation does not equal causation.
[/quote]

I would aggree if we were talking about icecream sales and shark attacks.

But when we're talking about institutions that clearly teach the value of life, and standpoints where people QUOTE teachings from this institution... then you have causation, and the coorelation simply solidifies it.

Edited by JClives
Posted

[quote name='JClives' post='1134199' date='Dec 3 2006, 06:14 PM']
I would aggree if we were talking about icecream sales and shark attacks.

But when we're talking about institutions that clearly teach the value of life, and standpoints where people QUOTE teachings from this institution... then you have causation, and the coorelation simply solidifies it.
[/quote]

Do [url="http://www.godlessprolifers.org/home.html"]counter examples[/url] factor in to this?

Posted

Even if the Constitution says that women have a right to abortion (and it doesn't), I really don't care. Protecting life is more important that protecting the Constitution, especially if the Constitution supports abortion.

Good thing it doesn't. :)

Posted

[quote name='BurkeFan' post='1134219' date='Dec 3 2006, 06:31 PM']
Do [url="http://www.godlessprolifers.org/home.html"]counter examples[/url] factor in to this?
[/quote]

not unless they account for over 1%

Posted

+

"'Pro-Choice' that's a lie! Babies don't choose to die!"

Posted

So polls and percentages broken down according to religion prove the constitutionality of laws?? :idontknow:

cmotherofpirl
Posted

[quote name='Farsight one' post='1134123' date='Dec 3 2006, 04:22 PM']
Anti Abortion - those against abortion
Pro Life - those for life, meaning against abortion, capital punishment, euthanasia, etc.

Pro Choice - those that believe that the decision should be up to the mother.
Pro Abortion - those that believe that abortion should be a requirement - often for the purpose of population control (like China)
Pro Death - A pro abortion person who also believes that when people get old enough, they lose their usefulness, and should be euthanized. They also tend to encourage the death penalty.
[/quote]
I am pro-life, but I also suppose the death penalty.

Posted

[quote name='cmotherofpirl' post='1134375' date='Dec 3 2006, 10:10 PM']
I am pro-life, but I also suppose the death penalty.
[/quote]
By suppose, you mean support right? Then by definition, your are technically not pro-life. Sorry. There is a distinction, and it has been lost on most people.

goldenchild17
Posted

[quote name='cmotherofpirl' post='1134375' date='Dec 3 2006, 11:10 PM']
I am pro-life, but I also suppose the death penalty.
[/quote]

Ditto. Maybe it would be more accurate to say that I am pro-innocent life. And yes I realize none of us are innocent in that all of us have sinned. But there is a difference. Babies don't choose death. Murderers do by their crime.

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