What does it mean to be pro-choice?
What does being pro-choice mean to you?
What is choice? Can the pro-choice position provide a scientific and rational argument to support the assertion that the unborn are not human? Why are pro choice people against the right to financial abortion for men prior to a pregnancy? What makes a decision/belief rational? What does the expression "happiness is not a choice" mean? What's the difference between decision and choice? What is the difference between choice and decision? How would you feel if someone justifies expressing disapproval of people's personal choices by saying that a person's right to make personal choices does not mean that people don't have the right express disapproval? Why do a select people disapprove of someone unconditionally no matter if they reform or how much they try to grow up? How do you know that you made the right decisions in life? Do you make your choices or do your choices make you? How is being gay not a choice? Do humans make all decisions purely out of self interest? Why can’t people decide to choose their life paths? What is the best answer to, "Why should we choose you? Why not others?". What does "choosing the latter" mean? What is the meaning of "pro" and "con"? Why do people adopt instead of procreate? What assumptions do people make about you? What does the term "pros and cons" mean? Where did it come from? What does the expression "I chose the latter" mean? How do we choose and make decisions? Does free choice really exist? Why do you allow your life to be controlled by the opinions of others? Why do people think that self-identifying as gay is not a choice? Is the good life a matter of opinion or a matter of maximizing deliberation over it? What SHOULD it mean to be human? How do you decide whether someone is positively or negatively affecting your life? Why is the freedom of thought and expression important? Why do the cons of life outweigh the pros?