Based and redpilled. Society would change for the better if people truly had consequences for their actions and simply knowing they would have to deal with it would make "dumb little mistakes" not happen. Amazing how that works.
I agree. Ideally abortion would be outlawed federally as the US gets back to its Christian roots. Or with the justification that a baby is an individual human life, a person, for which life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness apply. I thought libertarians were all for that?
But something so "extreme" isn't necessary. Just put it up to the states. I know mine would be a haven for those who still have values and morals.
Society would change for the better if people truly had consequences for their actions and simply knowing they would have to deal with it would make "dumb little mistakes" not happen. Amazing how that works.
This is not true at all.
It doesn't work like that. The women who now have abortion are the women that were so dumb to have sex without protection. Contraception is widely available and much more practical than getting an abortion.
The only logical conclusion is that the women who get abortion are people who cannot think in terms of cause-effect and consequences for their actions.
If you ban abortion, you'll have a fucking army of fatherless babies and single mothers and society will collapse.
The current welfare system is very recent. Back then, both the woman and the baby would be left to die if they didn't have a family to take care of them.
Not true. Contraception is and will continue to be a viable option. People use it, even the "dumb" people you reference.
Your idea of a future without abortion is even more extreme than my idealism. Knowing there isn't an easy way out would change society for the better. This isn't ignoring that some people would abort illegally and some doctors would do it anyway: but it's a crime that should be severely punished for the doctor, as Alabama wishes to do soon. People that are "dumb enough" to want abortion anyway will suffer the consequences of having it done illegitimately.
It at least should go back to the states because it's not a power given to the federal government to regulate it.
If it's argued along the lines of pre-born infants being humans and thus being entitled to the same rights that adults enjoy, then I don't see how a ruling against it couldn't be applied nationally.
Regardless, abortioncide would lose many powers and that is needed for us to advance as a society. We're just going back to barbaric ways with "pro-choice."
Let's hope there's a case brought where she can help end it at least federally and put it back to the states
Or aim for the stars and pray it gets ended nationally too
Based and redpilled. Society would change for the better if people truly had consequences for their actions and simply knowing they would have to deal with it would make "dumb little mistakes" not happen. Amazing how that works.
I agree. Ideally abortion would be outlawed federally as the US gets back to its Christian roots. Or with the justification that a baby is an individual human life, a person, for which life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness apply. I thought libertarians were all for that?
But something so "extreme" isn't necessary. Just put it up to the states. I know mine would be a haven for those who still have values and morals.
This is not true at all. It doesn't work like that. The women who now have abortion are the women that were so dumb to have sex without protection. Contraception is widely available and much more practical than getting an abortion.
The only logical conclusion is that the women who get abortion are people who cannot think in terms of cause-effect and consequences for their actions.
If you ban abortion, you'll have a fucking army of fatherless babies and single mothers and society will collapse.
What about before abortion? Abortion is recent and wasn't always around. Was that the case back then?
Back then when?
The current welfare system is very recent. Back then, both the woman and the baby would be left to die if they didn't have a family to take care of them.
Not true. Contraception is and will continue to be a viable option. People use it, even the "dumb" people you reference.
Your idea of a future without abortion is even more extreme than my idealism. Knowing there isn't an easy way out would change society for the better. This isn't ignoring that some people would abort illegally and some doctors would do it anyway: but it's a crime that should be severely punished for the doctor, as Alabama wishes to do soon. People that are "dumb enough" to want abortion anyway will suffer the consequences of having it done illegitimately.
It at least should go back to the states because it's not a power given to the federal government to regulate it.
If it's argued along the lines of pre-born infants being humans and thus being entitled to the same rights that adults enjoy, then I don't see how a ruling against it couldn't be applied nationally.
Really depends on how it's argued I guess.
Regardless, abortioncide would lose many powers and that is needed for us to advance as a society. We're just going back to barbaric ways with "pro-choice."