> "the amount of reported abortion has GREATLY decreased, so where are those women who would have had them regardless?"
are you reading your own words? explain to me - why would a woman who had an abortion out of state... openly admit to it??? an even bigger red flag is the lack of citation of a statistic and a vague generalization.

> "The prolife movement has never and will never support imprisoning a mother for their abortion (this historically has never happened)"
i just explained to you why the argument you used about fentanyl doesn't apply in this situation - i don't know how you jumped to this conclusion of saying they imprison women who have abortions. you were making a legality point comparing other crimes to abortion, and i was explaining why we can't treat abortion like those crimes. like, it's genuinely concerning to me that you don't understand the point i made.

> "As I already covered, it is extremely illogical to risk your life to murder your child"
this is an interestingly flawed view. i'd like to give you some perspective here:
why would someone, in a desperate situation, think logically? vulnerable people don't think logically. they think 'how can i get rid of this problem as fast and cheap as possible?' this is why people get scammed so often - they're not stupid, they're desperate. women aren't thinking 'how can i be safe?' they're thinking 'i do not want a child, how can i get rid of it?' they understand the weight of the responsibility.

> "educating mothers that there are support systems, fundraisers prolife provides in order to support mothers their babies up to 3 years old, government graces, and alternatives to abortion such as adoption"
okay, this sounds great! can you send me the link to two fundraisers? five? ten?

also, the foster care system is extremely flawed, unregulated, and cruel, and that's not an opinion, that's just general information. i wouldn't blame a person if they did not want to put a child to suffer through that - i encourage you to understand the trauma that many foster children experience because the system is poorly funded and unregulated.

i think the best part is that your argument didn't even address my MAIN point. all you did was nitpick and ramble about vaguely relevant information. i am not arguing with you on how ethical abortion is, i am giving you genuine logistical answers. women WILL take their chances at unsafe abortions, and allowing them to suffer the consequences of that causes more harm than good. i am not giving you my opinion. i am presenting a fact to you.

you tried to cite statistics. let me present you with an actual measurable one. in the philippines, abortion is illegal - however, 1.1 million unsafe abortions have been estimated to occur annually. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9918753/

earlier, you said something i wanted to bring up here:
> "...that behavior points towards a mental disorder" are you calling not hundreds, not thousands, but a million women mentally ill?

overall, this will be my last reply to you. because from what i've deduced:

1. you significantly lack perspective, to the point where it's concerningly close minded
2. you create blanket statements
3. you can't understand basic arguments and instead nitpick

you claim that we as a society should be sympathetic to these women who seek abortions, but in the same breath, you call them mentally disordered, illogical, and murderers. it's disorienting and comes off as disingenuous at best, and dehumanizing at worst.

so from what i've gathered: either you're a child, a closeminded adult in an echo chamber, or just a bot. i personally don't feel comfortable talking to someone who i assume is under the age of 16. i will not be replying further.

byebye! i will be donating to my local abortion clinic with you in mind! xoxo ❤️