Roustabout
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are you fine with policing murder? yes or no.
Yep, that's it. Must be. No possible alternatives.
he is trying to change the subject because he has inadequately argued the initial point. or at the least he is arguing a different subject to get some type of transitive win on the initial subject.
And percentages say the group most controlled by abortion is?
And people keep telling me its not a race issue......but is it?
The opinion I hold is with regard to abortion only, as it applies to a fetus which is in the gestation period. I don't see the issue as requiring a label such as personhood or conception etc. It is simply a matter of when the rights of one being trump the rights of another being.
Not without some ad hoc principle.
I'm pretty sure that Jesus admonishes his followers to "Be perfect, just as your heavenly Father is perfect", right?
But, part of the perfection of the heavenly Father is not stepping in to prevent abortions. So, why do you feel that you should be doing this?
And, further, if you believe that having an abortion is morally wrong, why not simply allow God to make the judgment and administer the punishment? Do you think that God just didn't see the abortion? Or, do you think God might, in a moment of weakness, bestow mercy and not adequately punish those having and performing abortions?
I haven't inadequately argued anything. There is no burden of proof required on my end, since I am not supporting, and voting for officials that will enact, policies that allow the state to use force to control this behavior.
The burden of proof should never be on the individual who is championing liberty and freedom. The burden of proof should always and only be on those championing coercion at the pointy end of the spear.
liberty and freedom at the cost of life? I don't want to live in your world. I am protecting EVERYONE's liberty and freedom and life, not just those as persons. you go on ahead and try to explain those who fit into your Logan's Run world, let me know if your light goes out and I will help you get out of the city.
liberty and freedom at the cost of life? I don't want to live in your world. I am protecting EVERYONE's liberty and freedom and life, not just those as persons. you go on ahead and try to explain those who fit into your Logan's Run world, let me know if your light goes out and I will help you get out of the city.
I haven't inadequately argued anything. There is no burden of proof required on my end, since I am not supporting, and voting for officials that will enact, policies that allow the state to use force to control this behavior.
The burden of proof should never be on the individual who is championing liberty and freedom. The burden of proof should always and only be on those championing coercion at the pointy end of the spear.
Not possible to protect everyone's liberty and freedom. You are making judgment calls on whose liberty and freedom you believe more important.
also if you aren't struggling why did you bring up a completely different subject? God hadn't been mentioned (at least as a subject ITself) until you went after ITs morality? You are pandering to your side hoping to score some cheap points running out tired, and shallow "arguments" after finding no ground to take on the actual subject. stay on topic, if you don't want to look desperate.
except you haven't proven that we are inconsistent. you make assumptions on us, ignore things we say multiple times, and refuse to explain what exactly you mean, abstract thought and sentiment.I'm not pandering to anything. I'm showing that your own views on the exact same subject are inconsistent.
I would be a fool to think that in a few days of discussion I could convince anyone to abandon their deeply held convictions, and even more of a fool to think that I can convince more than a tiny group of individuals to adopt my view of the morality of abortion and infanticide. I don't take up fool's errands.
Thus, what am I doing?
I first show that my view is consistent, whether or not you or anybody else finds it acceptable. I then move on to demonstrate the inconsistent views of my interlocutors. That's it.
None of that should provide any person with a reason to adopt my view, but it should provide every one, including you, with a reason to reflect more deeply on their commitments, insofar as I have revealed an inconsistency. I have revealed multiple such inconsistencies in here.
uh no, I am putting one LIFE before a seconds FREEDOM to end said life. if that makes me a bad person so be it.
so much for ones rights ending at the start of anothers.
