Blizzard Warrior said:
Its not their desire to oppress women, you cant prove that,
I have Phyllis Schlafley's own word that women need to be biblical and be submissive to their husbands. I have her very own word that blocking access to birth control will scare girls into not having sex.
the moral framework was erected by God.
Evidence, please.
Girls meaning teen girls? Or girls over 18/21.
Sorry, Phyllis is not taking my calls, so I can't ask her.:lol:
then again like I said before your grouping me with a title, I am an individual, and of course there are exceptions but I still believe that most or majority aren’t against contraception.
But among the prolife leaders, among those who push the political agenda, your claim is not true.
Not "human." Their ruling was on "person." Please note the difference.
What is the difference?[/quote]"Human" is a species designation, a biological term. "Person" is a legal term relating to rights, duties and privileges.
Actually republic. Thus preventing the tyranny of the majority.
Republic is much similar to a democracy where the population elects people to represent them, if most people think one way, then most of the representatives will think that way as well,
Ah, but in US, it still is not one person one vote in Congress.
and tyranny of the majority isn’t a bad thing. The majority wants one thing then why not?
Well, because it is against the US Constitution, perhaps? You are arguing directly against what makes us Americans. As I have pointed out, rightwingers and fundies DON'T like the US Constitution because it stops them from oppressing others. You just proved me right.
When a child is conceived s/he will become a human being guaranteed,
Not really. We are back to the meaning of words here. "Being" is a biological individual. In human development, that happens at birth. The zygote MIGHT become an individual eventually, but for sure 65%+ of all zygotes never make it per miscarriages of some form or another, most often before the woman realizes she is pregnant or even before implantation.
and if it naturally doesn’t become a human born person then its ethical because ethics cant contradict natural facts.
Oh really? So when fundies are yammering about ethics in opposition to homosexuality, they are wrong? Glad we agree on that.
However when unnaturally intervention (abortion) takes place then that is unethical because it is murder.
"Murder" is the illegal killing of a person, so obviously this is not true. That aside, if you really want to get into the natural/unnatural, what do you feel about medical treatment of any kind?
In the "we know what is best for you" way, yes. Funny how the rest of us are so unappreciative of this intrusive "helpfulness," isn't it?
Not so much just we but God also, and we know what’s best for you and for the sake of the life of your child.
That is such an incredibly narcissistic and elitist attitude. Clearly I can not accept it. **I** am the expert in my own life, you are not. The woman is the expert in her own life, prolifers are not. NOBODY knows what is best for another person other than that person themselves. That is the individual freedom that the US is founded on.
careful of your claims here. Research disagrees with you. Do you want the references?
I would, but you have to admit that many women to suffer from emotional pain/guilt
Some do; the vast majority do NOT:
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Yes, the prolife hate mongering is what causes the distress. the solution is for the prolifers to stop doing that.
Also what about abortion survivalists? Have you heard their testimonies
After prolifers spewed lies at them for decades? Still the vast, vast majority feels mainly relief. Go check a couple of the references above. Many of them have abstracts available on pubmed, and some even can link to the entire research on-line.
But then, abortion is no more a 'sin" than is any other medical procedure.
How is the killing of a human being no more a sin then artificial heart surgery?
But then, I have never seen anything that convinced me that the embryo or fetus is a "being" to begin with. So to me, there isn't much difference. Non-sensate, non-sentient tissue is simply that.