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Roe v. Wade was repealed, now we need to revisit Griswold v. Connecticut which protected contraception in the Constitution.
Abortion and contraception/birth control fulfill the exact same purpose, which is to obtain the pleasure of sex while avoiding the consequences. Abortion is basically just backup birthcontrol if the condom / pill didn't work.
Birth control is what fuels and enables and makes very easy fornication, adultery, sleeping around which leads to so many harms as broken families and disease. It is NOT constitutionally protected because there is no constitutional right to privacy, and it should be decided at the state level, preferably banned and criminalized for corruption of morals.
the difference between abortion and contraception is that contraception is not murdering another human being. and if you think birth control is what fuels sleeping around then you're sadly mistaken. I'd like to remind you of how many children there are whose siblings all have different fathers. not to mention that you can't criminalize contraception because of your own religious beliefs.
There is a difference bt abortion / contraception for sure, but they are used in the same way ... to obtain the pleasure of sex and avoid the consequences, in that they are similar.
There is a HUGE difference between sleeping around & having a child out of wedlock.
so why are you complaining about contraception then? I don't see a reason why a married couple shouldn't be allowed to use contraception with each other
but unmarried couples use them to fornicate which is extremely detrimental to the stability of marriages.
studies show that the more sexual partners you have, the more likely you are to divorce. do you want the soda that is unopened? or the soda with 7 penises in it?
Contraception feeds abortion, because abortion is for when the contraception doesn't work properly, which is pretty often. Pills and condoms can have a 70-80% failure rate. And something like 55% of women getting abortions were on some sort of birth control. There is a risk fallacy involved where when people think they are "protected" they will engage in riskier behavior thinking they are "protected", e.g. having "protected" sex with multiple women.