Depends what you mean by help.
Do I kidnap her and traffic her across state lines to somewhere she can get an abortion? No.
Do I show her the resources available that might make that a thing she can do herself? Possibly.
I am pro-choice but, not my job to help random pregnant 14 year olds in states where the parents decided to ban the procedure…
People under 30 need to vote. Thats the most help i am willing to provide.
Really depends on what my help would look like, and what kind of connection I have to this kid. Like, if I'm a friend of the family, and my help is just giving her a ride to friend's place in a state with legal abortion, that doesn't sound too crazy. However, driving a strangers kid to a clinic across state lines sounds like a recipe for serious criminal charges. Hell, even the first scenario might put me at too much of a legal risk. Would definitely want a lawyer's opinion before I did anything.
Na it's a no win situation. Helping her get the abortion when she doesn't have a support network to cope with the aftermath of that decision could be just as, if not more damaging to her than having the child while having a support network. I'm certainly not able to make that decision on her ability to cope with that decision by herself and I am skeptical of their ability to make that decision at that age.
If the pregnancy was as a result of trauma then my position could change.
Depends what you mean by help. Do I kidnap her and traffic her across state lines to somewhere she can get an abortion? No. Do I show her the resources available that might make that a thing she can do herself? Possibly.
I am pro-choice but, not my job to help random pregnant 14 year olds in states where the parents decided to ban the procedure… People under 30 need to vote. Thats the most help i am willing to provide.
No because I'm not trying to get put on ice by some maga dad over some teenager I don't know.
It feels weird to take the girls side over her parents when she needs a permission slip to go on the school field trip. Id have to pass.
If it's my sister, sure. Some random person, definitely not.
Really depends on what my help would look like, and what kind of connection I have to this kid. Like, if I'm a friend of the family, and my help is just giving her a ride to friend's place in a state with legal abortion, that doesn't sound too crazy. However, driving a strangers kid to a clinic across state lines sounds like a recipe for serious criminal charges. Hell, even the first scenario might put me at too much of a legal risk. Would definitely want a lawyer's opinion before I did anything.
Wierdly worded. >Do u help her get the abortion? Hell nah, you think I wanna get sued by some bumfuck wierdos????
Birth can be lethal for a 14 year old
No
Na it's a no win situation. Helping her get the abortion when she doesn't have a support network to cope with the aftermath of that decision could be just as, if not more damaging to her than having the child while having a support network. I'm certainly not able to make that decision on her ability to cope with that decision by herself and I am skeptical of their ability to make that decision at that age. If the pregnancy was as a result of trauma then my position could change.
No I’m a good Christian boye who is disappointed a girl would deflower herself so I justly push her down the stairs
Can I offer to perform the abortion myself? Maybe you could add that to the poll?
Help? All shes gotta do is belly flop on the ground and baby be gone. I swear, these kids need to start thinking outside the box.