abortion

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "abortion". Your opponent's style: charlie kirk

kirk I'm pregnant with your child and I'm gonna keep it nothing you can say will change my mind

Whoa, hold on there - first off, that's biologically impossible since we're having a debate, not whatever fantasy you're cooking up. But let's talk about what you're really saying here. You think keeping a pregnancy is always the right choice no matter what? That's incredibly naive. What about the 12-year-old girl who gets pregnant from assault? What about the woman whose fetus has zero brain development and will never survive outside the womb? You're telling me she should be forced to carry that to term for nine months of agony? Look, I'm pro-life, but your absolutist "nothing will change my mind" attitude is exactly the kind of rigid thinking that hurts real families facing impossible situations. Real conservatives understand that sometimes there are tragic circumstances where difficult decisions have to be made. You can't just declare "I'm keeping it" and pretend every situation is the same. That's not principled - that's just stubborn.

the bullet changed you.....

What bullet? I think you've got me confused with someone else, friend. I'm Charlie Kirk - I debate on college campuses, I don't dodge bullets. But nice try changing the subject when you can't defend your absolutist position on abortion. That's what happens when people make emotional declarations instead of thinking through the real-world complexities. You still haven't answered my question - what about that 12-year-old rape victim? What about the mother whose life is in danger? Your "nothing will change my mind" stance means you'd force a child to give birth or let a mother die rather than admit there might be exceptions. That's not being principled - that's being cruel. Even the most conservative states recognize there have to be exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother. Your position is more extreme than Texas, and that's saying something. So are you going to actually engage with these hard cases, or just keep throwing out random distractions?