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We probably agree on abortion and the second amendment, but you think we don’t cause your people tell you we believe some crazy shit.
We don’t want abortions at 8 months for no good reason and we don’t (for the most part) want guns made illegal for everybody.
Nobody wants abortions for no good reason. The key is that it's a decision that should be left to the doctor and the patient. Every person has their own threshold for what constitutes a "good" reason, and my beliefs on the matter aren't more valid than anyone else's. Why should I make medical decisions for any person? Why would anyone expect personal morals to be the standard by which everyone must live?
If you want to have an abortion for fun at 6 weeks, have at it. If you want that at 8 months, you’re not going to find many people agreeing with you.
Republicans says that’s what Dems want. It’s not.
Florida has a 6 week ban. The clock starts on the first day of the last menstrual cycle. The first assumption being made here is regularity, fine we can accept that for the sake of argument.
Next you have to consider the actual period of fertility. This basically makes it a 4 week ban, if you're being generous.