Pedro de San Patricio
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I would prefer to discuss the question and the scenario behind it. She aborted her child because, economically, she had to. She didn't have the education or tools to prevent the pregnancy and had no chance of affording it. This would not have happened had you been willing to pay for providing her that education, those tools, and her life should they have failed. The choice is between paying for her child and allowing her child to die. Are you willing to back up your ideals with your wallet?So what you're saying is that your opposition to an economic system trumps your dedication to human life?Sorry after what you posted you showed that you are a far left drone..
Not saying anything at all, just pointing out that so far anyone wants to discuss are fallacies..
This would be a far better world if you were being honest. Liberals sure as shit doesn't want to end the practice when they want to defend, fund, and expand it. I wanted to see if the conservatives who call themselves pro-life are any different in practice. They claim so much, but now they have the chance to prove it by paying for the woman's education, training, pregnancy, and child themselves."A question for the pro-life conservatives of the board"
Everyone is pro-life, liberal and conservative, everyone is opposed to abortion, liberal and conservative – the conflict concerns how to end the practice, where most on the right advocate 'banning' abortion in violation of the Constitution, thus increasing the size and authority of government at the expense of individual liberty.
If conservatives would propose a solution to the problem of abortion that comports with the Constitution and its case law, they would receive 100 percent support from across the political spectrum.
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