Re: serious question for democrats
Posted by:
seeker of truth
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Date: December 10, 2018 08:31PM
Your answer Wrote:
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> seeker of truth Wrote:
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> > Your answer Wrote:
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> > > Lib here:
> > >
> > > 1) No, it is not loving a baby
> > >
> > > 2) Yes, it should be.
> > >
> > > Abortion should still be legal. Giving the
> > > government the power to tell women what they
> > can
> > > and cannot do with their bodies is communist.
> > >
> > > It would be like the government telling the
> OP
> > he
> > > could not jack off to "Saved by the Bell".
> It
> > > might make the country a better place. But
> it
> > > would be government overrreach.
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> > Thanks, excellent answers. former progressive
> > liberal here.
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> >
> > I was at that same state for years before the
> full
> > force of truth in your first 2 answers finally
> > opened my eyes to the falsity of the final
> answer
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> > abortions for life of mother or rape are very
> > rare...90% of time it is due to embarrassment
> or
> > much less it is inconvenient
> >
> > abortion is fatal slut shaming, but don't
> expect
> > feminists to point that out
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> For the most part, I agree. And I have no problem
> saying that abortion is, in my opinion, morally
> wrong. But I am just one person.
>
> I would have no problem, personally, with seeing
> abortion severely restricted. But for a law doing
> that to have legitimacy, there needs to be
> consensus as to its' legitimacy by the governed.
> That does not exist. And without it,
> unfortunately, outlawing abortion becomes a
> tyranny of the minority. In other words, I (at
> best, a bare majority of people) do not have the
> right to tell you (a pregnant woman) and your
> doctor how to provide your medical care. And
> until those who oppose can convince more than half
> of the American people of the immorality of
> abortion, we are in a situation where the
> government that governs least governs best.
>
> Interesting argument. Thank you
Thanks for having an honest, interesting and real conversation as well.
The only thing i would point out is that abortion was not put in place by we the people, it was done by radical judges legislating from the bench.
Gay marriage tried to go the correct route and in virginia and even california it was defeated and the activist judges then did the same thing they did with abortion and over rode the will of the people and claimed it was a constitutional right
For the very same reason, the court does not allow any states to restrict abortion and strikes down peoples attempt to actually make laws even as the court claims that laws are the way to properly decide.
Most republicans claim to be against abortion, but they lie, if they truly were against abortion they would push for life in the womb legislation so that Hillary's truth about abortion being legal even one day before birth would become illegal as we all know it should be.