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Cape Town, South Africa
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Pro choice all the way. If you choose alone to bear the child, then you alone must be responsible for it. You sont get to demand shared responsibility over a child you chose to keep disregarding the other party's feelings
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#kagurabachi
𝗙𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗞𝗮𝗴𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗶 𝗖𝗵.𝟭 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄!
Finally after years of hearing all the hype about Kagurbachi I’m giving the manga a shot!
I will post my journey on this account.. the goods or the bads I will be 100% honest.
Consent to sex isnt cinsent to pregnancy. If that were the case aboetion wouldn't exist. If a woman can make the choice to keep a child then she should bear full responsibility of her choice. Shes an adult and she knew what she was doing.
The issue here isnt asking her to abort. Its her asking him to be a parent when hes made it clear he doesnt want to be. Abortion solves that problem. If she wants to raise her child its her choice but he didnt makenit with her so he shouldn't be held responsible
This has nothing to do with the crdibility of the bible but has everything to do with religious fear. A lot of christians put themselces through this unnecessarily because they dont lead their lives with love, they lead lives of fear
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Ey look man, If I argue for abortion- you opt otherwise then Goodluck to you and YOUR baby👍🏾 ungangifaki mina.
This is why i can never get behind the pro choice chat. They're just as hypocritical as the pro lifers. You wouldn't want someone to force you into parenthood for a choice you both made but you’ll gladly to the same to someone else.
A man is a grown adult who understands that unprotected sex can result in pregnancy. Abortion is not a loophole for men to evade responsibility. It is a woman’s choice because it is her body, her health and her life that are directly affected by that decision.
If she chooses not to have an abortion, her decision doesn’t absolve him of responsibility. You cannot participate in creating a life, insist that she terminate the pregnancy and then use her decision not to as justification for abandoning your responsibilities. If you are certain you don’t want a child, take responsibility for your reproductive choices before a pregnancy happens. You don’t get to dictate what a woman does with her body and then punish her for choosing differently.
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You are deliberately being dense. Nobody is talking about forcing people to eat halal or kosher food. We are talking about halal certification becoming a potential barrier to entry for businesses, particularly when it comes to supplying food to government institutions, securing tenders, and operating in certain spaces.
The businesses that do not serve halal food are being unfairly disadvantaged and excluded from opportunities.
Freedom of religion includes the freedom not to practise a religion, and that should not become an economic disadvantage. Stop reducing a discussion about economic access and procurement to a conversation about what people choose to eat.
No one forces people to eat Halaal or Kosher foods. Woolworths stocks Halaal meat for a reason - there is a market for it. Checkers sells Yahrzeit candles - the ones that last all night that Jewish people use to remember their dead loved ones. Let us celebrate our diversity - go to restaurants that sell alcohol and those that do not. Islamophobia has emerged recently - in whose interests?
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The amount of accommodating, inclusivity, and bending over backwards black South Africans must do in this country for minorities that don’t even have the courtesy of learning our languages is astounding.😂😂
