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I believe that the pro-life stance is not mysogynistic. CMV.

I have no idea how common this feeling is, but i've seen a lot of people call anyone opposed to 'my body my choice' as being misogynistic/ against women. I think the thing that pro-life and pro-choice people disagree with is whether abortion is infanticide, and this is a valid debate to have and argue about, but calling everyone who disagrees with your view on that topic a misogynist is not productive.

My personal stance is that contraception and sex education are good, that terminating an emryo a few weeks after conception is fine, but that the longer you wait the more wrong it is, and at some point (possibly before 20 weeks, still not decided on that) it basically becomes infanticide. I'm still not sure where the line should be drawn, but I don't think it's just 'when can it survive by itself if it was prematurely born right now'. I'm not sure if i count as pro-life or not. either way, i used to definitely be pro-life, and i find it very disingenuous for the pro-choice advocates to start calling the other side misogynists and treating it like it's completely obvious that it should be fine and anyone who disagrees is crazy.

The question of when you should count as a person/ when it is okay to kill is not a scientific question, it's a philosophical/ moral/ ethical question. Sure science can be used to help inform your decision, but you shouldn't treat it like it can answer it by itself. There's nothing that science can say that shows it's objectively wrong to kill ANYONE, or do ANYTHING.

EDIT: added some details to my view and changed 'murder' to 'infanticide' since people are saying it has murder has a very specific legal meaning.
gpt
If pro-life groups are truly concerned for the welfare of unborn children, we would expect them to:

* throw lots of money into birth control, so that fewer unwanted conceptions happen,

* support comprehensive sex education for the same reason, and

* promote things like government welfare programs and paid maternity leave, so fewer women feel pressured into aborting.

Pro-life groups in fact do *none* of these things. The only reasonable conclusion is that they are not primarily concerned about the fetuses being aborted.