Liberals
refuse to apply the law equally or apply their beliefs consistently. They only apply it when it is advantageous to them and reject it when it isn't advantageous to them. Here is another
perfect example...
Remee Lee was elated when she became pregnant, but those feelings quickly turned into a nightmare that won't let go of her. Her boyfriend wasn't happy about the pregnancy, but it was Lee's dream to have a child. Until her boyfriend, John Andrew Welden, took that dream away. This week, Welden, 28, pleaded guilty to killing their unborn baby. How? He tricked Lee into taking an abortion pill, causing her to miscarry.
Man tricks pregnant girlfriend into taking abortion pill - CNN.com
If it is ok and legal for a
woman to have an abortion that it is absolutely ok and legal for a
man to have an abortion. Anything less than that is an injustice. The law applies to
all citizens
equally. There is no way that a man can be charged with a crime for doing the exact same thing that
any woman is legally permitted to do.
Wrong.
This fails as a false comparison fallacy, exhibiting a comprehensive ignorance of the law.
You’re confusing civil law and substantive due process concerning privacy rights with that of criminal law and procedural due process.
The right to privacy safeguards the protected liberty of a woman to decide whether to have a child nor not, free from unwarranted interference from the state – a decision the woman makes of her own accord, effecting only the woman.
The man committed a crime because he acted without the woman’s consent – a criminal act that was committed against the woman as an individual, where neither the state nor another person has the right to compel a woman to give birth against her will, or end a woman’s pregnancy against her will.
Your thread premise fails as a consequence of your ignorance and stupidity, as in fact liberals do apply the law equally and apply their beliefs consistently – because unlike most on the right, liberals understand the law.
And don’t give us that ignorant, rightwing rot about how the embryo/fetus is ‘adversely effected’ when a woman elects to terminate her pregnancy – an embryo/fetus is not a ‘person,’ as a settled and accepted fact of law beyond dispute it is entitled to no Constitutional protections.