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Where do you stand? This poll is for everyone, but please explain your answers especially if you voted “acceptable” on any of the items.
it is absurd that you would state that infanticide is murder of a separate being but not abortionContraception: Fine. Self-ownership principle.
Abortion: Fine. Self-ownership principle.
Infanticide: Not fine. Murder of a separate being, etc.
Exactly, which is why I also chose “Other - Please Explain” along with my other answers that reflect my views that contraception and killing of anyone is not acceptable.Where is the option that says ‘abortion should be illegal in all instances?’
I would think that would be a popular choice here…
If a contraceptive proves to be an abortificant, would you support its ban?I voted the second and last choices on the poll. Individulas should have the right to self determination and to make mistakes. Abortion and infantcide are not mistakes.
I do not support the banning of any drug, but I do support restricting its avalability for specific purposes and/or those deemed responsible. A woman could buy rat posion for rats or to kill her husband; I must trust her intention to use it properly without requireing an affidavit. When her husband ends up dead and it is found she killed him with the rat posion then the laws on the books are sufficient to adjudicate the crime. I think the same could be said regarding drugs for abortion- as long as the life of the husband is equal to that of the unborn- which I thinkit is.If a contraceptive proves to be an abortificant, would you support its ban?
A fetus is not a separate, rational life. Rationality is what morally grants rights.it is absurd that you would state that infanticide is murder of a separate being but not abortion
How do you explain a unique human DNA from the mother and father and how much more rational is a 2 month old out of the womb compared to that of a 8 month old in the womb?A fetus is not a separate, rational life.
What kind of rights are you suggesting a rational being is granted?Rationality is what morally grants rights.
Unique DNA does not a human life make. Say it were possible to splice two sets of DNA together to make a brand new third set. Would you consider that to be equal to a 20 year old man?How do you explain a unique human DNA from the mother and father and how much more rational is a 2 month old out of the womb compared to that of a 8 month old in the womb?
Self-ownership rights.What kind of rights are you suggesting a rational being is granted?
PETA is not a government agency, but yes, dogs do have rights. However, the current standing laws of the land do not dictate morality.Is a dog rational? PETA grants them rights.
Morally, they are entitled to the same rights as any other rational being.Is a non-US citizen that broke civil laws rational? They certainly think they have the rights under the US Constitution though they are not subject to them?
Are you suggesting a 8 month old in the womb is not a human life? What is it then?Unique DNA does not a human life make.
Sex is a much better way to create new life, and just because it might be possible to design human life in a lab doesn’t mean we should. If we did then yes, it would be equal.Say it were possible to splice two sets of DNA together to make a brand new third set. Would you consider that to be equal to a 20 year old man?
That is just ignorant.The 8 month old fetus is not a separate being. The two month old is.
What about the individual in a coma, or an autistic adult that can’t communicate who have no concept of self?Self-ownership rights.
Do you pray to government like I pray to God? How do you mean current law does not dictate morailty?PETA is not a government agency, but yes, dogs do have rights. However, the current standing laws of the land do not dictate morality.
What are they? Does the 2nd Amendment apply to them? How about the right to protest our government? Do people have a right to a house, a job, food and shelter if they live in India or only in America?Morally, they are entitled to the same rights as any other rational being.
I understand…poor choice of wording on my part.I do not support the banning of any drug, but I do support restricting its avalability for specific purposes and/or those deemed responsible. A woman could buy rat posion for rats or to kill her husband; I must trust her intention to use it properly without requireing an affidavit. When her husband ends up dead and it is found she killed him with the rat posion then the laws on the books are sufficient to adjudicate the crime. I think the same could be said regarding drugs for abortion- as long as the life of the husband is equal to that of the unborn- which I thinkit is.
Humans were given life and liberty without restriction from God so I do not think governments or other individuals have a greater authority to limit them any more than God has. Laws such as the 10 Commandments do not limit a persons individual liberty but describe a just foundation to keep us from anarchy.
I submit that this reasoning is too vague to be useful for anything.A fetus is not a separate, rational life. Rationality is what morally grants rights.