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Really?
Purity about abortion is the make or break issue again?
Got a clue for you, Holmes; lots and lots of women voted for Obama because of how they perceive Republicans on abortion.
Woman who otherwise hate everything about him.
As gun owners we should understand the single issue voter viscerally.
Clue number two.
What happened to unwanted babies before surgical abortion?
It's called exposure.
That's what Moses' mom was doing to him when she sent him on his rafting adventure.
That's what dumping baby in the dumpster or toilet at the prom is.
Yes, the ultimate ivory tower solution is to stop fucking if you cannot afford or do not want children. Get back to me when you can make that work without murdering someone.
Clue three. Driving people to empower the likes of Obama over the abortion issue is going to return the world to an agrarian medieval society. The kind of world where there's no entertainment other than fucking and it's expose Jr or someone starves; someone who works. Buhbye Jr...
This is known as a pyrrhic victory. Notice that it doesn't end up saving babies in the long run?
Yep. I'm VERY anti Abortion, and see it as murder.
ReplyDeleteThat being said, its an easy procedure and easy to conceal, so in the end, its a prohibition, and we know what those get us.
Ban abortion and make it murder, and Moms will simply have the veterinarian or the boyfriend abort their baby with a clothes hanger and die from blood-loss and infection.
Good job!
I forgot to mention that the Red Army in WW2 had a policy in mixed sex units. Get pregnant, get shot. That still didn't stop the fornicating.
ReplyDeleteThe hardest core pro-lifers (there's a loaded term, since the opposite is pro-death) regard an egg as fully deserving of its constitutional rights the minute the sperm does its Death Star trench run. (Yet they're usually all in favor of corporal punishment, which seems kind of a dichotomy: Can't touch the kid while it's in the womb, but once it pops out, you're a bad parent if you don't whip it 'til its nose bleeds buttermilk.)
ReplyDeleteThen there are those like me who think that those coffee mugs that read "Life Begins At 40" are wildly optimistic...
I'm not sure this philosophical issue will ever be easily resolved. :(