Pro-choice, and providing birth control, sex education, and more social services will help reduce the number of abortions

Many parents are not prepared to have a baby, which without abortions will either lead to badly raised children or they will be dumped into the already overloaded adoption system.

The counter argument to the Pro Life position is that abortion is a complex and deeply personal and emotional choice. Women weigh many factors like their health, their age, financial stability and how they got pregnant. (like rape or incest) The pro choice argument says that it is not the government or society's place to dictate these deeply personal decisions for women.

i dont want to make someone agree with me but i feel like woman should have a choice on what they want to do with there body and life

When people are more educated, they’re less likely to make choices that will lead them to a potential future where abortion is an answer for them.

What if someone has a disability that prevents them from having a child? What if someone isn't able to provide for the child? Whatever it is, we aren't the one to jump to conclusions. There are better ways to go about the topic, such as providing services to educate the public.

Josseli Barnica, Amber Thurman, Candi Miller, just three woman who've died preventable deaths because of abortion bans. Google their names if you don't believe me. These three women we're all having extreme complications with pregnancy and died because they we're not permitted abortions and miscarriage care. ProPublica reported that all of these deaths were preventable, and that these women had a high chance of living through these procedures.
In the case of contraception, I believe it should be free, especially condoms and birth control since they are the most common use…  Read mores. The more accessible contraceptions are, the less abortions there are. I also believe that we should have required sex education class that not only talk about puberty, STD's, and pregnancy, but also talk about abortions and medical reasoning behind them. I believe if the subjects is well taught thoroughly in schools there will be less of a stigma around abortions.
Aswell, protesters should not be allowed outside of abortion clinics and Planned Parenthood's, they can be a threat and danger to those around them, for most of the time they are not completely peaceful. They also scare off people trying to get into the buildings, therefore not getting the care they need.

Situations like rape, being homeless, not mentally or financially stable are all good reasons to allow abortions. There are too many kids in the system as it is.

Stats show that compared to adoption inside the country, Canadians would rather adopt outside the country. Approximately, only about 1200 Canadian children are adopted a year, compared to the 20,000+ that are in the system.

While you can argue that if you don't want kids, avoid sex or take birth control, the reality is much more nuance. Birth control takes a toll on the user's health. It should also be an option for men to have birth control. Meanwhile, there is a group chat that was discovered with over 70,000 men who have fantasized about and have committed assaulted against the women in their family, often without them even knowing. What, exactly, should the answer be to this?

And yet, when a pregnancy threatens a man, his first reaction is violence. Where is the line?

If people have the education they they need about their body they will understand how to prevent a pregnancy if they don't want it. Therefor elimination many abortions that are caused by a lack of knowledge or protection.

Even if you allow Pro-Choice with more social services and benefits, abortion rates would not reduce in number but rather increase as people will see this as a get out of jail free card and take advantage of this new law or bill if it is instated into a nation, state, or province.

In the bible belt in the USA, where the access to sex-ed, contraception, and abortion is sub-par at best, teen pregnancies are some of the highest in the country.

Access to birth control is necassary. Students being taught in school about the risks of young sex is not talked about enough. Abortion is your choice but i think there should be restrictions on how long into the growth of the baby you can. rape and incest are automatically the choice of the mother

That the reality is is that your ending the life of someone who has potential to do something great for this country and that your gonna end that life just doesn't sit well with me.

Teen pregnancies can happen do to a lack of education on the topic and lack of support to carry a child. No one can tell someone when they are ready to have sexual relationships and when they do decide they are ready that doesn’t necessarily mean they are ready to have a child. There are many children in the foster care system today that are abused in many different ways, some people find that not having to put any child through that is better than giving them a life that they will suffer tremendously through. Providing women and young girls with the education and resources they need to get the help they need in making these decisions is better than shaming them into something they are not ready for.