The real ‘American Taliban’ wages a war on children by promoting abortion

[icanhelp1]

Please tell us all about Heaven? Please?

Well, it starts with following the yellow brick road, oh my!!

 

[phrodeau]

People’s beliefs and principles are how laws are crafted.

Every belief or principle held by a religious group is deemed heresy by some other group.

 

[YDB95]

Well, there are millions and millions of bible toting Americans that disagree with you? It may be a legal procedure but it certainly isn’t a moral one. Most pro lifers don’t want to abolish it totally they just think that women shouldn’t use abortion as an out for not being responsible with their bodies. Birth control is accessible for anyone.

Who are you to decide whether a woman you know nothing about is being responsible with her body or not? Besides, most people who oppose abortion on religious grounds also oppose easier access to contraception. If you want to punish a woman for "not being responsible with her body", maybe you shouldn't also make it a lot harder or even impossible for her to do that.

In 2015, Joe Biden believed life began at conception

Once again you demonstrate for one and all that you don't even read your own links:

“I respect those who believe life begins at the moment of conception and all. … I respect that. Don’t agree. But I respect that,” Biden, a self-proclaimed Catholic, told reporters after a White House speech.

 

[Counselor706]

Abortion lobby argues Texas law will flood states with Down Syndrome children

“Down Syndrome” was trending on Twitter this week alongside “abortion” after the Supreme Court ruled not to block the Texas Heartbeat Act as members of the abortion lobby suggested abortion is necessary to eliminate Down syndrome.

A heavily cited thread came from Newsweek contributor Richard Hanania who proposed that banning post-heartbeat abortions could overrun red states with children with Down syndrome and other disabilities.

One of those who took issue with protesting the SCOTUS decision because more children with Down syndrome would be born was Princeton University Professor Robert P. George, who reminded his followers of similar arguments used by the Third Reich.

“Why is ‘Down Syndrome’ trending on Twitter?” George asked in a tweet. “Because some people are arguing we need permissive abortion laws so we can ‘screen’ for people with Down’s and kill them in utero. So wrong. No member of the human family is inherently superior or inferior to any other in basic dignity.”

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