Pro life in the USA right now

If you aren't fostering, adopting, and/or supporting someone that came out of the foster care system and paying taxes to help the poor.

Then you can fuck off about telling any one you care about life.

I care more about the potential quality of life, love, and care that would be given to a child forced to have a baby that could kill her or any baby forced to come into this world that doesn't want to care for them. People that don't want kids shouldn't have to have them.

A terrible but true fact is that a girl can get pregnant before she gets her "first period". "A girl can get pregnant before she gets her first period. Getting pregnant is related to ovulation. Because a girl can ovulate before having her first period, it is possible to become pregnant if she has sex." And young the girl is the more likely they are to die giving birth and the baby is more likely too die.

"Lina Medina

The early onset of menstration is called "precocious puberty." Lina Medina, a Peruvian girl born in 1933, began menstruating at the age of eight months, was tragically raped as a 5-year-old and gave birth at six years, five months. She is the youngest confirmed mother in medical history."

"At 2 or 3 days of age, a baby girl may have a little bit of bleeding from her vagina. This is perfectly normal; it is caused by the withdrawal of the hormones she was exposed to in the womb. It will be her first and last menstrual period for another decade or so."

Any one can Google any of this and find a number of credible sources.

"Alabama legislators on Tuesday voted to ban abortions in nearly all cases, making the state the seventh this year to pass abortion restrictions that could challenge the constitutional right established in Roe v. Wade."

"Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio stopped short of outright bans, instead passing so-called heartbeat bills that effectively prohibit abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, when doctors can usually start detecting a fetal heartbeat. Utah and Arkansas voted to limit the procedure to the middle of the second trimester" By K.K. REBECCA LAI MAY 15, 2019

The New York Times