Pro-Choice
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- gramme0
That is great, Gramme. I know and am friends with many religious people too.
But should laws be changed related to a certain segment of the populations' religious faith?
Many of the reasons you give for being against abortion are related to your religious faith. You said it yourself.
Now I can see why you PERSONALLY would have nothing to do with abortion. I agree with that, but what gives anyone the right to let their religious philosophy dictate public policy?
That is the point here. Sometimes people just need to take care of them and theirs and leave other folks alone.
mrdobolina
(Jan 23 06, 12:09)I understand your point dobs. But the place where I guess I depart from many people is that I don't make a distinction between murder and abortion. I think murder is a moral, ethical, philosophical, and political issue. I don't see abortion any differently.
That being said, i respect your opinion. And as I mentioned earlier, I know women who have had abortions. I would never shun anyone for making that choice, though it would make me sad.
Agree to disagree?
k0na, can I go design something now?? ;)