Nope. The very same thing.
Nope. Quite different...
... because they have been deemed "immoral".
By who?
Do you want your government dictating to you what's moral and what's not?
Sex before marriage is considered immoral by many, as is extra-marital sex.
Should we make those illegal, too? If so, why? If not, why not?
I won't hold my breath waiting for an actual answer, because you and I both know you're going to dodge and obfuscate...
Hence, they are laws based on morality, something that you claim to not support. Additionally, in my state of Wisconsin, abortion is currently illegal outside of the exception of saving the life of the mother.
Again, this goes back to the question of who decides what's moral.
I was 17 years old when I got laid for the first time. After that, I couldn't get laid
enough.
Immoral? Maybe in the eyes of some, sure. But if premarital sex was made illegal
because of it being immoral, I'd still be in prison...
...and in Wisconsin, if you have an abortion for any reason besides protecting the life of the mother, you should be punished because you've broken the law.
Um, okay.
Why would a woman who wants an abortion go to Wisconsin? That'd be stupid...
But if a woman goes to Wisconsin to get an abortion, she should be punished because she's broken the law.
Again, why would a woman go to Wisconsin to get an abortion?
Right. Thus, if someone kills an unborn child, that person has adversely affected that child's life (obviously).
And this goes back to when is it a "child".
For me, it's when it's viable outside the womb. If a woman has an abortion at ten weeks, there's not a whole Helluva lot there which would survive outside the womb...
Right. And if someone kills an unborn child, that person has adversely affected that child's life.
And, again, this comes down to morality, and not legality...
What if I was that woman's husband? What if I was that woman's boyfriend?
I swear to God, I thought you were a woman. My apologies.
If you were that woman's husband, I would have to imagine that there would be a discussion between you and your wife if she wanted to terminate the pregnancy; the same if it was your girlfriend, so that's a VERY different scenario than what I stated. You're just afraid to acknowledge that a woman having an abortion in Portland has zero effect on YOUR life, living wherever you are and doing whatever it is you do.
Think about it: somewhere in this country, it's quite possible that a woman has had an abortion as I've been typing this. You don't know about it, and it has no effect on you. Not even a little bit. You'll never acknowledge that, though, because doing so would hurt your argument and help support mine...
What if I was that woman's family member? It might very well have an impact on me, actually.
Sorry, not your call. You could express an opinion, but that's it. You get no say, nor should you. And, again, you're trying to argue something completely different than what I said and it's making you look silly...
And what about the impact upon the child being aborted?
I think we've covered that ad nauseum...
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA you've done nothing of the sort... In fact, I've just stomped YOUR silly argumentation into the ground with MY boot heel (see above).
Boot? C'mon, man, admit it. You prefer pumps.
Here's how you can tell you're a failure: You've fail to address the points I made and start to argue your "what if" scenarios which have no bearing on the argument I made.
But, hey, I'm a fair guy. Lemme' give you another chance:
How are you, gfm7175, adversely affected by a woman you don't know, who lives in another state, terminating her pregnancy?
You're not affected at all. Prove me wrong...