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**tipokot** · 08-22-2012, 12:57 AM

Asher:

If a woman chooses to abort a child does she not force her belief on to that child? Is that not quite wrong as well?
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All because a solution produces additional issues does not make it the wrong solution. By your same reasoning we shouldn't have gun control because of the rise of sword violence! (which, by the way, I support).

I favor less government, but I am also pro-"do no harm". The incepted child has a right to thrive, and this pre-empts the "responsible adults" freedom of choice. In fact, in many instances, it was the freedom of choice that led to the need for the abortion. So, in that regard, we can argue that it is "freedom of choice" that is problem, when in fact we know it is the actual choice made, and not the freedoms that allow it, that we should be arguing.

08-22-2012, 12:57 AM	#24
tipokot Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 414 Senior Member	Asher: If a woman chooses to abort a child does she not force her belief on to that child? Is that not quite wrong as well? AND All because a solution produces additional issues does not make it the wrong solution. By your same reasoning we shouldn't have gun control because of the rise of sword violence! (which, by the way, I support). I favor less government, but I am also pro-"do no harm". The incepted child has a right to thrive, and this pre-empts the "responsible adults" freedom of choice. In fact, in many instances, it was the freedom of choice that led to the need for the abortion. So, in that regard, we can argue that it is "freedom of choice" that is problem, when in fact we know it is the actual choice made, and not the freedoms that allow it, that we should be arguing.
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