meatcleaver -> RE: Rush, Fox, and Olberman (11/1/2006 10:11:26 AM)
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I've nothing against abortion on medical grounds or on grounds of mental stress or illness. I'm not anti-abortion because I see it pointless and would merely drive the practice underground with the worse possible scenario for everyone. However, I do question the morality of abortion in the majority of cases which are by admission of the women involved, a lifestyle choice. Your original post... ...just thought that CD's point here was so germane i'd quote it again. If anyone wants to call themselves pro-life they are hypocritical if they don't defend all life. That includes, say, the life of illegal immigrants......it also includes the lives of convicted murders and rapists. If you're pro-life you're anti-war........if you're pro-life you're also anti-death penalty. If you're pro-life then any system that denies a kidney transplant to someone because of economic grounds is equally wrong, if you're pro-life you surely must be pro-universal health care and redistribution of wealth so that no-one dies through lack of food. If you're really, truly pro-life what are you willing to give up so that others can live? Actually I misread it, I apologize. I originally read it as an attack on all people who question the morality of abortion. I don't question the morality of abortion in the cases I mentioned. However, I think people don't have to be in favour of everything you say they must be in favour of to question the morality of abortion but I think it is encumbent on them to give a rational reason why they aren't. For myself, I'm not against anything you put forward.
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