We’re assuming false dichotomies here. We could have a society where women get to decide whether or not to abort, but if they don’t they are encouraged to give the child up for adoption if they can’t afford to raise it, and if they choose not to, rhat’s their business and they aren’t entitled to demand that anyone else help them out financially. EDIT: that way, a woman is not forced to undergo a medical procedure if she doesn’t want the child.
I haven’t seen anyone assuming that you can’t have abortion and no childcare, or childcare and no abortion. The main point of contention is that the grandparent is arguing that those are the only coherent options—that abortion and childcare is self-contradictory/discriminatory.
We’re assuming false dichotomies here. We could have a society where women get to decide whether or not to abort, but if they don’t they are encouraged to give the child up for adoption if they can’t afford to raise it, and if they choose not to, rhat’s their business and they aren’t entitled to demand that anyone else help them out financially. EDIT: that way, a woman is not forced to undergo a medical procedure if she doesn’t want the child.
I haven’t seen anyone assuming that you can’t have abortion and no childcare, or childcare and no abortion. The main point of contention is that the grandparent is arguing that those are the only coherent options—that abortion and childcare is self-contradictory/discriminatory.