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>(By the way, I'm pro-choice. I just vehemently think abortion is immoral murder which a woman should have a right to do if she wants) I'm quoting you because
by redrobot5050 17y ago
>(By the way, I'm pro-choice. I just vehemently think abortion is immoral murder which a woman should have a right to do if she wants)
I'm quoting you because I'm with you, in the sense that I would prefer to avoid abortion, would like to reduce the number of abortions in this country, but believe its entirely a woman's right to choose, and it should not be stigmatized or deamonized as it is in this country.
Also, please check out this link, where its much better argued then it could be by my, that pro-life policies make more sense at punishing women for sex, than they do at actually reducing the abortion rate:
http://www.amptoons.com/blog/archives/2006/03/21/why-its-difficult-to-believe-that-anti-choicers-mean-what-they-say/ http://www.amptoons.com/blog/archives/2006/03/21/why-its-dif...
- DanielBMarkham 17y agoI think you're taking my position further than I do. I have no problem with demonizing the procedure or the women involved. People have a right to do immoral things in this country. I would never take away their freedom to do so simply because they are immoral. But I also have a right to shout from the rooftops at how evil and twisted a practice it is. The law is not about right and wrong. It's about the minimum number of rules we need to get along with each other. Simply because I think it should be legal and I would fight to the death to support it doesn't mean that I agree with it or promote it. In fact, quite the opposite.
- redrobot5050 17y agoI apologize if I seemed to be putting words in your mouth, then. Thank you for clarifying your position. I like how you state that the law is the "minimum number of rules we need to get along with each other". To me, that is an interesting concept I shall think on more.