"The difference is where you feel you can demand accountability . I think pro-life people who accept an exception in the case of incest and rape do n't view the child as less precious , they simply do n't feel the mother has the same accountability as she did not consent to the pregnancy . ( Granted , there are misogynistic lifers those who want to hold women as slaves to any and all pregnancies that come along ... ) I really do n't think the big pro-life vs pro-choice argument is about where life begins or whether or not life is precious . It 's more a debate over 1 - whether the rights of mother or the child take precedence , 2 - how much accountability can we hold a pregnanct woman to ."
"I believe this is a clear and concise way of putting it . Regarding number 2 , pro-life people believe there is a moral responsibility and , if the woman does not believe the same , wish to make it into a legal responsibility . I think Duo 's question was directed mostly at Voice of Reason The same question has been posed to him time and time again and he weasels out of it . ETA , Jitobear , I just noticed you and I joined in the same month : P"
"I think pro-life people who accept an exception in the case of incest and rape do n't view the child as less precious , they simply do n't feel the mother has the same accountability as she did not consent to the pregnancy ."
"I believe this is a clear and concise way of putting it ."