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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
yes i referred to horrible judicial
mistakes. to those who think babies in the womb are human beings, roe v wade is right there.
again, the impact on gubernatorial races has zero bearing on whether or not roe was decided on the constitutional merits, or whether it was judicial activism, which judges ( who aren’t elected and therefore aren’t accountable to citizens) have zero business ever engaging in. ever.
have there been 50-60 million abortions in the us since roe? again, look at that through the lens of a hime who (1) thinks those are human beings, and who (2) thinks it was a horribly decided case.
this is the issue liberals are most dishonest on. they paint pro life as anti women. liberals never say that we have empathy for the unborn, no no, we want to enslave women. they know that an honest discussion of what each side believes, makes them look very very ugly.
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No, quite simply you want to impose your religious beliefs on others
Sotomayor: “the issue of when life begins has been hotly debated by philosophers, and it’s still debated by religions. That’s a religions issue, isn’t it?” DING DING DING
In Judaism, the fetus is regarded as part of the pregnant person’s body until birth. This is a 1A issue.
In Catholic history, the definition of at what point abortion is a sin has changed in both directions over the history of the Church.
History shows that the Catholic Church has changed its moral teachings over the years on a number of issues (without admitting its previous position had been wrong).
A very sorry page in Catholic history, for example, is the fact that for over 1,800 years the popes and the church did not condemn slavery. And until the 17th century, popes, in the strongest terms, condemned loans with interest as violating God's law.
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