So your just going to ignore his actual words to prove your own point? Calling something rare means it can happen. Hes not saying a rape cant lead to pregnancy he said its rare. Im sorry you choose to ignore his actual words.
I didn't ignore his actual words, any more than you did.
For....:lfao:.....
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From what I understand from doctors,it's really rare,
if it's a legitimate rape the female body has ways to shut that whole thing down."
Which is, I'll admit, sort of the way the media has spun it-but unspinning it doesn't negate that what he "actually said" was unscientific, degrading, inaccurate and insulting beyond the pale-that's why he apologized, and why the Republican party pretty much tried to throw him under the bus.
He also said it not right to punish the innocent baby because of the act of a bad man. I dont disagee with him. The baby and the woman are both victims.
Don't know that it's "punishment" or an "innocent baby." In fact, it's not a baby at all.
I agree Its not fair to have to keep the baby for nine months but you know what alot of things in life are not fair but 9 months of being uncomfortable are not worth killing a baby that did nothing.
WHat a remarkably kind and enlightened viewpoint from someone who doesn't have a vagina.
I mean, you could be raped, but you'll surely never get pregnant from it.....:lfao:
Or we can just adopt them out to a loving family. That works too.
Sometimes it does. Fact is though, we shouldn't force a woman whose life has been incredibly violated and disrupted by rape to further disrupt her life with 9 months of pregnancy so the other innocent victim can be born, if that's not what she wants. I can't even see how it's worthy of discussion.
As for the legitimate rape comment I understand what he was trying to say he just said it wrong. There is a difference in trauma both mentally and physically between a rape by a husband or boyfriend which is the most common type of rape and a stranger abduction and rape. One is not worse then the other but they are very different.
Rape is rape. No is no.
Trauma is trauma. To try and differentiate between them-even the instances you point out, with their understandable differences (and how many women get raped by a husband or boyfriend and don't report it?) is, again, beyond the pale-he said that there should be no exception for rape or incest, and he's wrong. He said the female body has a way of shutting that whole thing down, and he's wrong.
He said "legitimate rape," which implies that there's such a thing as an "illegitimate rape," and he's wrong.