Roe v. Wade is gone.

[ShinyCrystals]

Maybe, maybe not. Thing is, I did not really say it would be better.

BUT anyway...the only official method we practically have for something like deciding the right to have a child for people is through letting the individuals decide for themselves. However, while that can be not actually bad in itself, IN itself, many people aren't so bright nowadays, so that has made the thing flawed, if I have it down correctly.

But yeah, some people realize it they might not want or be able to take care of a child too late after...that process is done. That is one of the reasons why I think abortion can come in handy, AND like I said, the fetus is not an actual child.

I also forgot to say, giving a fetus rights over an adult mother is a bad idea, wouldn't you all say?

The government has no business being anywhere near such a personal decision.

Another thing I should probably say, is that while the government looking up others' background to determine the right to have a child thing, it is just a possibility.

But it is certainly not THE only possibility.

That said, I was just trying to, well, describe how complicated a government involved process would be. That is it.

We could also try to encourage those who cannot take care of a baby well to have one. Of course, that may be hard, and people can be stupid enough to not listen. If only there were a way to improve education in this country.

But if it means keeping freedom, I can see why encouraging others would be a better idea than involving the government altogether. (Also, no, the encouraging does not have to come from the government itself now, does it not?)