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Because I believe in equal rights for ALL people--born or unborn and because I can think for myself.
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To be honest, I've been called a feminist for years and I used to HATE it because all the other so-called "feminists" that you would see were hateful and mean and didn't even hardly know what they stood for. Feminism was started as a movement for equal rights for women. Nowadays it seems the only "feminists" you hear about all want female dominance.
No. Just no.
That's all wrong! Men and women are different for a reason--we can have equal rights such as voting and job opportunities and pay and such--I'm all for that! But a female dominated world wouldn't run very well; there are just some things women can't do that men can and vice-versa. I suppose I tend to be more of a "realist feminist".
Alright~ rant over...sorry about that!
Fun fact: did you know that the first feminists were overwhelmingly pro-life? [link]
EDIT: Well, I had planned to leave the comments up since this is a relatively harmless stamp but considering a certain incredibly immature deviant who seems to have no problem sending people to attack me I have decided to remove them. This is NOT an invitation to comment on my profile or note me about it. Sorry to the people who were polite but some idiots just never learn.
Inspiration: [link]
To be honest, I've been called a feminist for years and I used to HATE it because all the other so-called "feminists" that you would see were hateful and mean and didn't even hardly know what they stood for. Feminism was started as a movement for equal rights for women. Nowadays it seems the only "feminists" you hear about all want female dominance.
No. Just no.
That's all wrong! Men and women are different for a reason--we can have equal rights such as voting and job opportunities and pay and such--I'm all for that! But a female dominated world wouldn't run very well; there are just some things women can't do that men can and vice-versa. I suppose I tend to be more of a "realist feminist".
Alright~ rant over...sorry about that!
Fun fact: did you know that the first feminists were overwhelmingly pro-life? [link]
EDIT: Well, I had planned to leave the comments up since this is a relatively harmless stamp but considering a certain incredibly immature deviant who seems to have no problem sending people to attack me I have decided to remove them. This is NOT an invitation to comment on my profile or note me about it. Sorry to the people who were polite but some idiots just never learn.
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I am taking a huge leap for even looking at a biased website like "lifenews.com" and I found nothing credible. I am assuming, then, that the title "Feminist Claims All Women Must Support Abortion" is extremely misleading and the article itself is written around that misleading title because most Pro-Lifers are incapable of understanding that "Pro-Choice" does not mean "Pro-Abortion".
Pro-Choice is the belief that each individual woman has the right to choose between life and abortion when it comes to their pregnancies.
Pro-Abortion is the belief that women shouldn't be having children or that there need's to be a mandated law that restricts the amount of children born to each woman (See: China.)
Pro-Life/Anti-Abortion is the belief that no woman should be allowed an abortion, with few to not exceptions because they believe it is "killing" a child.
Pro-Choice advocates take no stance on either life or abortion. They take a stance on only the right to choose between the two. The reason why you often see it focused on a woman's right to an abortion is because Pro-Lifers like you are focused on taking it away. Well, if you take away abortion, then there's no longer two options to choose between - you would be forcing women to be Pro-Life against their will and that goes against the entire morality of the Pro-Choice movement.
So, really, you are incapable of being a feminist and anti-abortion. You can be a feminist and Pro-Life on a personal level . . . but you can't be a feminist and Pro-Life for other women. You would be taking away their freedom to choose and that is the entire bases of feminism: Allowing women to choose for themselves what is best for their futures - not by others.
Just because you're another female rather than the historical, oppressive male that wants to take that away doesn't make it any less anti-feminism.
Pro-Choice is the belief that each individual woman has the right to choose between life and abortion when it comes to their pregnancies.
Pro-Abortion is the belief that women shouldn't be having children or that there need's to be a mandated law that restricts the amount of children born to each woman (See: China.)
Pro-Life/Anti-Abortion is the belief that no woman should be allowed an abortion, with few to not exceptions because they believe it is "killing" a child.
Pro-Choice advocates take no stance on either life or abortion. They take a stance on only the right to choose between the two. The reason why you often see it focused on a woman's right to an abortion is because Pro-Lifers like you are focused on taking it away. Well, if you take away abortion, then there's no longer two options to choose between - you would be forcing women to be Pro-Life against their will and that goes against the entire morality of the Pro-Choice movement.
So, really, you are incapable of being a feminist and anti-abortion. You can be a feminist and Pro-Life on a personal level . . . but you can't be a feminist and Pro-Life for other women. You would be taking away their freedom to choose and that is the entire bases of feminism: Allowing women to choose for themselves what is best for their futures - not by others.
Just because you're another female rather than the historical, oppressive male that wants to take that away doesn't make it any less anti-feminism.
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