What are your views on abortion?

[Martinus]

I just wish we could come up with both male and female contraception that reverses the decision process - where people have to decide to be fertile, rather than the other way around.

This. Abso-fucking-lutely this.

Yep. It is so obvious I do not get why it is not more on the political radar as a solution.

How would that be a political solution? It sounds like a practical/scientific one if anything.

[Valmy]

How would that be a political solution? It sounds like a practical/scientific one if anything.

Millions are spent for lobbying to fight for or against abortion. If those millions were instead devoted to practical/scientific solutions it may no longer be a problem.

But I guess then those millions wouldn't be filling political parties' coffers.

[derspiess]

An abortion is the tragic outcome of the conflict between two morally positive principles, namely the fetus right to life and the mother's right to control her own body. As with all tragedies, there is no right choice. So I tend towards the compromise solution adopted in many societies, namely to make early term abortions legal. 

I'm actually pretty close to that.  I just have a hard time figuring out exactly where to draw the line.

[Berkut]

An abortion is the tragic outcome of the conflict between two morally positive principles, namely the fetus right to life and the mother's right to control her own body. As with all tragedies, there is no right choice. So I tend towards the compromise solution adopted in many societies, namely to make early term abortions legal. 

I'm actually pretty close to that.  I just have a hard time figuring out exactly where to draw the line.

I think Sagan did a pretty good job defining it in a reasonable, rational, and human manner.

[Hamilcar]

A powerful tool in the fight against climate change and ambient noise.

[Ed Anger]

I have a supply of wire hangers.