As a Libertarian, I must say you don't sound like one! We are against the government telling anyone what to do with they're bodies, or who does what, with whom, in the bedroom.
@justanirishgirl: If you're talking to me.. I said "almost Libertarian". I am not homophobic but I am pro life because I have to ask myself the question.. when does human life begin? If we know that for a fact, then we know when to abort so that we are not taking a human life, if not then how do we know? Here's a scenario that I asked a pro choice person and couldn't get an answer that made sense to me. Maybe you can.Suppose that being the fool that I am.. I'm celebrating the holidays and maybe got a little carried away with the festivities, went outside and fired of a pistol in celebration. Let's assume my neighbor is pregnant (also standing close by) and she has told us that she is going in the morning to an abortion clinic to have an abortion. (I know you can see it coming ;-) ) The bullet from my pistol ricocheted and she was struck and killed her unborn child, she is OK. Here's my question... have I committed involuntary homicide? Definitely negligence and should be responsible for my actions but if she can go tomorrow and have the child aborted... how can I be charged with homicide? Why is that different? Don't tell me because she might have change her mind and now wants the child because whether she wants it or not doesn't determine whether it's a human life or not. She might want her Mercedes too but if I crash into it, I won't be charged with a homicide. I'm not so dense that I can't change my mind... show me the error of my ways. Since it is legal, I would like nothing more than to believe that abortion isn't the taking of human life. Tell me.. How do you know?
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