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> He is anti-choice for abortion. Generally this is seen as an anti-individualist stance as it favors institutional religious authority over individual choice.
by Georgelemental 3y ago
> He is anti-choice for abortion. Generally this is seen as an anti-individualist stance as it favors institutional religious authority over individual choice. He favors state bans and says he would not implement a federal ban.
I am an agnostic, I subscribe to no religious authority, and I oppose abortion because it violates the child's individual freedom to experience life.
- EthanHeilman 3y agoI recognize this argument exists, I do not agree with it, but it is logically sound. This is why I worded it as "Generally this is seen as ...", but I could have done a better job expressing that ambiguity. Not all anti-abortion arguments are anti-individualist but most are, almost all pro-choice arguments are based on individualism which is why it is phased as choice.