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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: Access to Safe Abortion Services is a Human Right

My view is that absolute and unrestricted access to safe abortion services is a human right. This view includes access to comprehensive reproductive health services and access to preventative birth control methods. Any restrictions, limitations, stigmatization, or criminalization of these services is morally wrong and a violation of human rights. States have a positive obligation to provide these services as well as other comprehensive reproductive health services, access to preventative birth control methods, and evidence-based sexual and reproductive health information. Anything less than this is a violation of a person's human rights.

This is my view because comprehensive reproductive health services, including abortion, are necessary to guarantee the right to life, health, privacy, and non-discrimination for women, girls, and other people with wombs. That these rights are violated when abortion is restricted is evident from the elevated rates of bodily harm, health complications, disability, and death experienced by women, girls, and other people with wombs. Forcing women, girls, and other people with wombs to give birth against their will is on its face a violation of bodily autonomy. Limitations on access, such as having to travel significant distances to receive care, are a massive waste of time and resources, having sharp and discriminatory economic repercussions for women, girls, and other people with wombs. I cannot fathom a justifiable reason for any restrictions or limitations to be imposed upon access to safe abortion services and I would like to better understand those points of view.

Change my view. :)
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Why do your human rights begin after childbirth, and not a second before? Is passing through a vagina (or being cut out of the womb) an initiation ritual of some sort?

If they begin before there is a contradiction of human rights (and arguably the right to live takes precedence).