What's the General View from a Feminist perspective on the Abortion?

Question

What's the General View from a Feminist perspective on the Abortion?

Answer 1

I'm pro-choice, but I would never get one myself. The only time you should ever get one is if the mother's life is in danger or there is a 100 percent chance that the infant will be born with something that will make him or her suffer the rest of his or her life.

Other than that, a woman's body is a woman's body. A man can kick and scream and fight all he wants--ultimately, it's the woman's choice because it's in her body. The only way the man can keep her from getting one is if he threatens her life--and that's illegal.

I agree a man should do everything possible to persuade his wife not to get one, but in the end, it's she who decides.  

Answer 2

"The abortion?"

For the most part, feminists are in favour of the option to have an abortion, but would prefer that it never became necessary for anyone.

Answer 3

A woman should have the right to choose whether or not to continue with a pregnancy she should have the final say on her own body.  

The best way to reduce unwanted pregnancies and abortions is to provide children with comprehensive s*x education as is shown by the abortion/teenage pregnancy figures in countries such as Holland where s*x is treated as a normal part of ever day life and openly discussed within school and the family.

Answer 4

the feminist view is that legal safe abortions should be available for those who feel they need them and that decision should be left to the woman and her doctor.

Answer 5

that's their choice because the body is the woman's

Answer 6

A women's body - it's her choice.  I personally don't approve of it except for medical reasons.  But from a fems point of view, women should be free to choose.

Answer 7

Feminists are pro abortion.

Answer 8

Her body-her choice.

Answer 9

I think its wrong but I can see why some women do it.  

Answer 10

I don't know.

But i think it is between BOTH parents weather to abort or not.

Answer 11

Personally, I could only have one if there was something terribly wrong with the fetus.

However, I support other women's right to make their own decisions and terminate if they choose.