I Woud Like To Ask The Women Out There Why Would A Woman Choose To Have An Abortion (illegal, children)

[jjrose]

Originally Posted by MauriceP

And what if one does not believe in God?

It's fun to throw their own religion back at them.

[northnut]

Originally Posted by Oldglory

Everyone cares about their own side of an issue. I am not entitled to mine? It may be legal now but laws can be changed and debate can sometimes bring that about. Get over it? Is that the way you feel about some laws or issues that are important to you that you would like to see changed?

Nope, things that matter to me I change. I'm simply telling you to get over it.

[MauriceP]

Abortion is legal and in all honesty, another women abortion is none of my business.

[jjrose]

Originally Posted by Oldglory

Disagreeing with a law and wanting to see it change is poking one's nose where it doesn't belong? Hmm, last I looked we live in a Democracy.

No, we live in a representative republic.
The USSC has already ruled that the right to privacy covers medical decisions.

[the mask]

I see you had no response for the rest of my post.

How do you think we should handle the 1 million extra people that would be born every year?

You remind me of the gloom and doom prophet Paul Ehrlich population bomb that was totally debunked.

[Oldglory]

Originally Posted by DC at the Ridge

accepting consequences of mistakes is equal to punishment.

Why shouldn't mistakes come with punishment? We jail people for making the mistake of breaking the law, don't we? Why is it considered punishment for the mother to accept responsiblity but it isn't punishment for the unborn to have their life terminated?

[MauriceP]

Originally Posted by Oldglory

Why shouldn't mistakes come with punishment? We jail people for making the mistake of breaking the law, don't we? Why is it considered punishment for the mother to accept responsiblity but it isn't punishment for the unborn to have their life terminated?

there is not punishment for abortion, it is LEGAL.

[Oldglory]

Originally Posted by jjrose

No, we live in a representative republic.
The USSC has already ruled that the right to privacy covers medical decisions.

We still have the right to seek changes to laws we disagree with, don't we?

[the mask]

We still have the right to seek changes to laws we disagree with, don't we?

Exactly!

[kshe95girl]

Originally Posted by Oldglory

Disagreeing with a law and wanting to see it change is poking one's nose where it doesn't belong? Hmm, last I looked we live in a Democracy.

How can I take anything you say seriously if you cant even differentiate between a democracy and a republic, and dont know which one the US is?
Also, the irony of you not owning a uterus, but wanting to control those that do own one is almost unbearable.