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Well, I agree with him on 1 thing: there is no such thing as being "transgender." There are only 2 genders period. You can't change biology. There is a mental health category that is called "gender dysphoria" and that can be treated 98% of the time once puberty is done. Otherwise, as adults, individuals can decide for themselves if they want to be mutilated & they can pay for it themselves or via insurance cuz apparently some insurances will pay for it. But taxpayers SHOULD NEVER BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MUTILATION OF PEOPLE. That's not a government responsibility at all.Here we go...fetuses have personhood. Bolding is mine.
"A flurry of executive orders that President Donald Trump signed into place Monday night included one that cemented language at the executive level to delegitimize transgender identities. But within the fold of that order, titled “Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government,” lay another damaging detail: the elevation of fetal personhood to the national stage.
“‘Female’ means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the large reproductive cell,” the order reads in part. “‘Male’ means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the small reproductive cell.”
By describing a fetus as a person from conception, Trump has legitimized fetal personhood. Pro-abortion activists have long warned that fetal personhood, an ideology that calls for providing equal human rights to a fetus (even if it’s a cluster of cells), will effectively strip pregnant people of their own rights. The legal language employed by fetal personhood also effectively categorizes any person receiving an abortion at any stage as a murderer."
Trump Sneaks Dangerous Rights for Fetuses Into Executive Order
Donald Trump slipped the anti-abortion language into an otherwise unrelated order.newrepublic.com
We already do. The unborn do not count though.
I think if we can manage to grant it to rivers, we can manage to do the same to human beings.
We already do. The unborn do not count though.
Where is a "right to life" enumerated? Rights belong to persons.Then....no we don't.
What other human beings can we deny a right to life to?
Where is a "right to life" enumerated? Rights belong to persons.
"All men are endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights among these are life..."Where is a "right to life" enumerated? Rights belong to persons.
98.9% of people would oppose it. That's a no brainer!!If we passed a law that stated black people weren't persons, would you oppose it?
That's the DoI, not the Constitution, which enumerates our rights and is the basis of our laws."All men are endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights among these are life..."
Of course the so-called Progressive denys the Creator, making rights the playthings of tyrannical politicians and judges.
Still waiting for you to show where a "right to life" is enumerated!If we passed a law that stated black people weren't persons, would you oppose it?
98.9% of people would oppose it. That's a no brainer!!
It seems all you have is a Strawman argument. Not surprising, following your earlier non-sequitur.Not by Gordy's logic they wouldn't.
Still waiting for you to show where a "right to life" is enumerated!
What is "natural law?" Define it! Cite where these "laws" are established and enumerated!It's enumerated in natural law. You don't agree?
It seems all you have is a Strawman argument. Not surprising, following your earlier non-sequitur.
A fallacious argument which distorts or does not represent an opponents view. You're trying to make it look like I said something which I did not.I don't think you know what a strawman is. Now will you answer my question?
A nonsequitur, in an attempt to deflect from my actual relevant question.If we passed a law that stated black people weren't persons, would you oppose it?
This will be challenged and will be stopped.Here we go...fetuses have personhood. Bolding is mine.
"A flurry of executive orders that President Donald Trump signed into place Monday night included one that cemented language at the executive level to delegitimize transgender identities. But within the fold of that order, titled “Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government,” lay another damaging detail: the elevation of fetal personhood to the national stage.
“‘Female’ means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the large reproductive cell,” the order reads in part. “‘Male’ means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the small reproductive cell.”
By describing a fetus as a person from conception, Trump has legitimized fetal personhood. Pro-abortion activists have long warned that fetal personhood, an ideology that calls for providing equal human rights to a fetus (even if it’s a cluster of cells), will effectively strip pregnant people of their own rights. The legal language employed by fetal personhood also effectively categorizes any person receiving an abortion at any stage as a murderer."
Trump Sneaks Dangerous Rights for Fetuses Into Executive Order
Donald Trump slipped the anti-abortion language into an otherwise unrelated order.newrepublic.com
A fallacious argument which distorts or does not represent an opponents view. You're trying to make it look like I said something which I did not.
A nonsequitur, in an attempt to deflect from my actual relevant question.
Logic clearly eludes you then.No, I'm following the logic of your implication that a right that isn't explicitly enumerated isn't a right. No one actually believes that.
It is relevant as it shows you ha e no valid argument or point to make.Whether it's a non sequitur or irrelevant or a strawman, just give an answer.
The best you can do is a hypothetical? Weak! And you still haven't demonstrated where a "right to life" is enumerated. All you're doing is desperately trying to deflect, which is just intellectually dishonest and cowardly. Here's a legal fact for you: the unborn do not have any rights under the Constitution or federal law.If we passed a law such that blacks no longer had an enumerated right to life, would you support it? After all, the right would no longer be enumerated.
Logic clearly eludes you then.
It is relevant as it shows you ha e no valid argument or point to make.
The best you can do is a hypothetical? Weak! And you still haven't demonstrated where a "right to life" is enumerated. All you're doing is desperately trying to deflect, which is just intellectually dishonest and cowardly. Here's a legal fact for you: the unborn do not have any rights under the Constitution or federal law.
Which is really weird as the term "assigned at birth" simply means that the child has either male genitalia or female genitalia as assigned by genetics (or nature if you prefer) and seen at the point of birth.I could be wrong, but I feel like we have usually heard the sex assigned at birth.
One of Trump's propaganda tricks is repetition. Perhaps they decided to change it to who they are at the time of conception here in an effort to get it in the everyday lexicon.
I just noticed they are red flagging the term "assigned at birth."
Still a nonsensical hypothetical nonsequitur and deflection. Meanwhile, still waiting for you to show where the '"right to life" is enumerated.Right. Exactly. So. If blacks didn't either, would you support that?
Without the DoI there would be no Constitution. Without a Creator there are no unalienable rights. The rights to Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are among the rights from the Creator not a total list.That's the DoI, not the Constitution, which enumerates our rights and is the basis of our laws.
Prove there's a "Creator!"
Prove there's a "creator" first! Not that it's relevant, as the Constitution does acknowledge the separation of church and state. Besides, the DoI is worded in a way to appeal to the King of England as head of the Church, and only establishes our sovereignty as a nation and nothing more. Bottom line, the unborn do not have any rights per the constitution and federal law, no matter how much you want to disingenuously pretend otherwise.Without the DoI there would be no Constitution. Without a Creator there are no unalienable rights. The rights to Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are among the rights from the Creator not a total list.
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