What you just said has nothing to do with what I pointed out.
That's your choice. I'm pro choice. If you feel the seed in my womb is a life your free to feel that way but I'm free to disagree and it's my body so you'll never win the argument even if I'm personally pro life.
You aren't pro life you're anti choice
It's not anti-choice if I'm supporting the choice of the child, and its constitutional right to life. It's also factually a life, as the child is living at the moment of conception. Sperm have a life, and assuming it suddenly doesn't after combining with the egg is outright silly.
1. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that
all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are
Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Thomas Jefferson.
a. And based on the above, every conservative is pro-life.
But that was written by slave owners and so is prime hypocrisy.
I would disagree with you on that.
Thomas Jefferson never once promoted slavery, and actively worked on legislation to end the slave trade, and the institution of slavery, and promoted the end of slavery in writings and speaking, to the very end of his life.
Moreover, Jefferson never once purchased a slave. Not once. Jefferson ended up with slaves as the result of an inheritance given to him by his father, and an inheritance through his wife's father.
Jefferson supported the education of slave children to hold private employment, and freed several of his slaves who had the skills to be employed.
There were two things that held Jefferson off from freeing all his slaves.
First, not all slaves had the ability to work outside slavery, and without them being slaves no one would hire them.
If you free a person who has absolutely no skills and no abilities other than working a plantation, who is going to hire them? Why would a slave owning plantation owners, hire a person with no greater skills than his existing slaves, and yet they would have to pay them? Well they wouldn't.
Setting the slaves with no hope of employment, and no money to buy land, is practically sentencing them to death. This is why Jefferson was willing to train slave children in employable skills, and set slaves already with employable skills free.
Secondly, and this is the crucial flaw with Jefferson, he spent money like a typical democrat today. Jefferson was up to his eye balls in debt.
This caused two problems.
First his plantations which were only profitable with slave labor, would likely cease to be profitable, if he freed his slaves and was forced to hire workers. Jefferson simply couldn't do that, without ending up in bankruptcy.
Second, Jefferson's creditors had liens on his assets.... which unfortunately included his slaves.
He couldn't free his slaves, while he owed money. And when he died, many of his slaves were sold to pay his debts.
So while his democrat incompetence with money, a trait that has stayed with the Democrats to this day, ruined his ability to free all his slaves... he wasn't intentional, nor a violation of his overall principals.
In fact, one of the reasons he kept pushing for legislation to abolish slavery, was that if other plantations were forced to pay for hired employees, then he could free his slaves and pay them as well, and be competitive with other plantations. He couldn't do that, under the then current policies.