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"With the Exception of Rape or Incest"

Clyde
in Controversial Issues

Should There Be an Exception For Rape/Incest For the Criminalization of Abortion? 29 members have voted

  1. 1. Should There Be an Exception For Rape/Incest For the Criminalization of Abortion?

    • Yes
      37%
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    • No
      62%
      18

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I can see the difference. It is not the "pro-life" movement's privilege to change the meaning of the word "life." A life is a life is a life. Those people are, in fact, anti-abortion. When you allow the state to kill someone on your behalf, you are everything but "pro-life."
The "Pro Choice" movement is allowed that option. After all, when was the last time we heard them refer to themselves as "Pro Abortion"?
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I've got a question that I hesitate to ask. As to religion concerning the pro-life agenda, if "God" is in charge of when life begins and ends, how do you feel about in-vitro fertilization, artificial insemination, adoption, organ transplants and blood donations?

The "Pro Choice" movement is allowed that option. After all, when was the last time we heard them refer to themselves as "Pro Abortion"?

 

While it is a bit disingenuous, it is at least somewhat accurate. That doesn't change the fact that the "pro-life" movement changed the definition of the word "life" to suit their needs.

The "Pro Choice" movement is allowed that option. After all, when was the last time we heard them refer to themselves as "Pro Abortion"?

 

Most "Pro Choice" people I know are not "pro abortion"...myself included.

I can see the difference. It is not the "pro-life" movement's privilege to change the meaning of the word "life." A life is a life is a life. Those people are, in fact, anti-abortion. When you allow the state to kill someone on your behalf, you are everything but "pro-life."
Let me ask you this, are you saying that one can't be against abortion and suppor the death penalty? Or are you saying someone cannot claim pro-life and be in support of the death penalty? If is is the former then I stand by my position. If it is the latter I will concede and agree with you.
Let me ask you this, are you saying that one can't be against abortion and suppor the death penalty? Or are you saying someone cannot claim pro-life and be in support of the death penalty? If is is the former then I stand by my position. If it is the latter I will concede and agree with you.

 

The latter.

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