What is your stance on abortion?

Neither good or bad

Pro-life. No abortion after fertilization. But government should provide birth control, sex education and the like.

Just kill the child

Pro-life, but with consideration if there is danger to the mother or child

No law shall decide for women's body in the first place. Law SHOULD PROVIDE A QUALITY HEALTHCARE AND MEDICAL SYSTEM THAT WOULD BENEFIT WOMEN including children.

be responsible lmao and use whats needed if you only need to

The fourth and seventh choices.

We must not allow abortion, the child has the right to live. If any instances if it is a rape case in order to lessen conflict, is holding the child under dswd, if the parent doesn't accept their child. But if they accept what happened allow them to take care of them.

Neutral, but would rather have Liberal Pro-choice policies over Absolute Pro-life policies on all cases.

Pro-life, abortion is not allowed in the Bible, and it's a big sin to God

Pro-life with support for birth control and sex education. Limited pro-choice may be allowed upon further consideration.

Pro-life, but I don't have control over the laws of the country. so who cares about my opinions?

Pro Choice, However ban after hearbeat is heard from the fetus

What’s that?

For the people of the nation, abolish abortion.

Still it's a life and we don't have rights to kill someone's life. For me it's a sin regards on bible.

Con, because for me, abortion is bad.

no it would kill someone

You should not abort you're child because it is not the right thing to do

Just educate more people on sexual education and encourage the sell of condoms and birth control pills, plus the sale of condoms can lessen the spread of STD's, The government should promote products like those.

They should not abort any children that they dont want to be born, they should accept the fact of the child that is already been living inside the mother, they should let it live and have a happy life.

The who carries the child must be the one who decides for what is best.

I'm neutral to this topic because most pregnancy is a fruit of rape and not everyone can afford to give their child a good life and it leads to poverty and other negative issues

Pro life! unless the mothers health is at risk. eg. giving birth might kill the mother

Pro-life. Instead of abortion, the pregnant can orphan the child after birth if it's her choice

It should be called a crime.

no. because for me as a woman and a child of god life is very important.

I disagree abotion only for myself

Pro-choice and pro-life, pro-choice to give a safer option in cases of rape, incest, or if the child/mother is in danger. Pro-life because abortion should only be accessible to medical cases. But at the same time allot budget for providing preventatives such as birth control, condoms, sex edu and more social services.

Pro-life, increase focus on birth control, sex education, and social services that will help reduce the number of abortions

Pro-choice but when it's already on the second or third trimester, abortion should be prohibited.

don't get rid of the baby

How could education about sexual health and pregnancy prevention impact the rate of abortions, and should it play a larger role in the public conversation?

Imagine how different life experiences, like economic status or health, can influence an individual's stance on abortion; how might this understanding affect the way you discuss the topic?

In what ways do you think societal attitudes towards women's reproductive rights have evolved, and how does this affect the abortion dialogue today?

Should men have a say in the abortion decision-making process, and what role, if any, should they play?

Considering technological advances in neonatal care, how do you think the viability of a fetus should influence abortion laws?

Do you believe that access to abortion is a matter of public health and should be treated as other health services, and why or why not?

Reflect on a moment when you first realized the complexity of the abortion debate; what personal values or experiences influenced your perspective?

If you had the power to create laws about abortion, what factors would you consider to ensure fairness to all parties involved?

In what ways do you think your community's culture and values shape individual views on the topic of abortion, and how has that impacted your own views?

How would you balance a woman's right to choose with the rights of a fetus, and at what point, if any, should a fetus have legal rights?

Pro-choice, but ban after 16 weeks of gestation unless there is danger to the health of the mother or unborn child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months unless there is danger to the health of the mother or unborn child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first trimester of pregnancy unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the 20th week of pregnancy unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months of pregnancy unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months of pregnancy except in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother or child