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"clearly"... isn't as clear as it may first appear. For Example: Plenty of Americans wanted to legalize gay marriages in every state, but proposition 8 lost.
by gamechangr 7y ago
"clearly"... isn't as clear as it may first appear.
For Example: Plenty of Americans wanted to legalize gay marriages in every state, but proposition 8 lost.
My point: People could very well think that abortion ia the equivalent to killing an already born human, but getting a law to pass takes a majority and I think it's fair to say that America is pretty divided on the issue. To get anything to pass, there will be compromises.
Maybe conservatives feel stronger than the language of the laws that are being passed. Maybe not, but it's anything but clear.
It's easier to say that small extreme groups are exaggerating and then act stunned when trump wins the election. My entire social circle was stunned when he won, because they assumed they knew where conservatives stood.
- oh_sigh 7y agoProp 8 passed because more people voted for it than against it. If conservatives control the government, and they all believe abortion is murder and should be punished as such - then they can pass a law declaring that. If conservatives control the government, and they still can't get an abortion=murder law passed, and need to form a coalition with other conservatives who simply hate abortion but don't think it is murder, then I think that goes to my point that not all conservatives believe abortion is murder.