Module 7: Presentation #4 - Seeking Adherence

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  1. this year.
  2. Hello, my name is Kimberly Hilton.
  3. Today I'll be talking with you about a topic that
  4. is pretty difficult to talk about.
  5. Very well known.
  6. It is different in every situation being pro choice.
  7. We're being pro life on either way that you stand
  8. on this topic.
  9. Does either one make you pro abortion?
  10. That's my question.
  11. Today we'll be going over what abortion affects benefits of
  12. being pro choice.
  13. What's important to being pro choice?
  14. Reasons why it's honestly nobody's business longevity of being pro
  15. choice, defying pro choice and pro abortion to find pro
  16. choice versus being pro abortion.
  17. Personally, I've always heard pro choices you have the choice
  18. to make for yourself.
  19. Pro life only believes in no matter.
  20. Whatever the circumstance, the person should have the child, no
  21. matter what.
  22. That's very cut and dry.
  23. In my opinion.
  24. Pro abortion.
  25. Hey, crazy weekend.
  26. You know something happened.
  27. I think I'll just go take care of it.
  28. Is that responsible?
  29. Is that morally, ethically correct?
  30. I personally disagree.
  31. Let's go into what's the difference?
  32. Who abortion effects, Who does abortion directly affect the mother?
  33. Of course.
  34. The father, of course, directly involved family members.
  35. Absolutely but the governor of your state, your next door
  36. neighbor or even a friend.
  37. Does it directly affect that person?
  38. No. I firmly believe it does not affect anyone other
  39. than the core group.
  40. The mother, the father, direct family members outside of that,
  41. What is it doing to anyone else?
  42. Really? Ask yourself, moving on to the benefits of being
  43. pro choice.
  44. The benefits of being pro choice allows an individual to
  45. make decisions based off of their own personal situation, not
  46. on what somebody else is pushing on them That should
  47. be, or how it makes sense to somebody else.
  48. We don't know another person's situation.
  49. We don't know if it was a traumatic situation.
  50. If they aren't mentally stable, if they something they might
  51. not have expressed to anybody else in the world, only
  52. they themselves know if it's the right time with the
  53. right situation for them to bring another life into this
  54. world. I couldn't even put myself in that position.
  55. If something traumatic happened to me to be able to
  56. raise a child with that type of connection, it doesn't
  57. even seem physically possible to be a healthy situation for
  58. myself or my child, that had been unborn.
  59. It's beyond me that we allow another person that's never
  60. been in my shoes to govern what's best for me.
  61. Don't you agree?
  62. Yeah. Mm.
  63. Why? Approach choice is important.
  64. I'm going to just touch on the mental aspect of
  65. this I spoke about.
  66. If a traumatic experience that happened, how would that person
  67. react? How would I be as a mother if I
  68. had been raped in, I was forced to give birth
  69. to a life that I never planned on having a
  70. situation. I never put myself in, um, that I couldn't
  71. even fathom, let alone be a governor or a Senate
  72. person or House of Representatives making these choices as if
  73. they can't remove themselves from their own situation to realize
  74. that not every situation is crystal perfect where we signed
  75. up for it, or if that's what's meant to be.
  76. I mean, was that meant to be Was I meant
  77. to be raped, to have a baby, to have choices
  78. made for me again and again, from the rape to
  79. the pregnancy to being forced to give birth to a
  80. life that, in my opinion, wasn't meant to be.
  81. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
  82. this ties us into reasons why it's no one's business
  83. but your own, um, al.
  84. Again, this isn't even a personal story.
  85. It's just something I feel so passionate about.
  86. Um, it it's something that just makes sense, you know,
  87. reasons why it's no one's business because again doesn't affect
  88. anyone outside of the mother, the father, the immediate family.
  89. And at the end of the day, the immediate family
  90. isn't directly affected if they're not having a financial burden,
  91. if they're not having to support you mentally or emotionally,
  92. which they should.
  93. But if it's not being asked of them, are called
  94. upon them.
  95. Who does it affect?
  96. Let's ask ourselves, who does it affect?
  97. Where does the responsibility lie?
  98. Okay, Longevity of being pro choice.
  99. Mental illness?
  100. Let's get down to the like.
  101. If a child is born into a family or into
  102. a single mother that is not prepared, that is not
  103. financially stable.
  104. Poverty. You know those type of things.
  105. We look at the socialistic makeup of so many situations
  106. it could nip, so those things in the butt nothing
  107. is perfect.
  108. You know, it's not meant to take care of a
  109. mistake or erase something in every situation is different.
  110. If we're gonna law this if we're gonna put protocols
  111. on this, if we're gonna put limitations on this, let's
  112. break it down and have some real meaning behind it.
  113. Let's look at it as a human aspects.
  114. Let's look at it as a civil right, Like, this
  115. is not something that just can be okay and okay.
  116. And okay, we could be breeding or creating situations that
  117. could be completely avoided.
  118. Being pro choice to me isn't a choice.
  119. It's a right.
  120. Thank you for your time tonight.