Skylar
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With all Relativist reasoning, comes chaos, calamity and catastrohe. As such is the nature of evil.While the thread starter does have a point, let me remind all of the people against him that the only reason your debate points have merit, is because you are quoting laws made by man, and not nature. Most laws were made to protect children long before Roe V Wade. Roe V Wade took the protection of children, and turned soley to protection of women. Since men had no standing in the decision, the outcome gave the total power to women in the decision, and left men out totally. Change the debate and ask........what if a husband and wife have tried to get pregnant for 7 years and finally do, but in the 1st month of pregnancy the wife finds a new stud muffin. If she wants to abort, how is it the man has no say? And if she doesn't and wants her new stud muffin to raise the child instead of the father, how is that fair either?
Eventually, all (or most) the people on here who are all for it being soley one persons choice will change their tune; and that change will come in the not to distant future when they come up with the male birth control pill, or patch.....and it will happen much sooner than later. When this happens, the man (if he has any brains) will then become the sole decision maker on children, when he wants to try, who he wants to try with, or pretend he is trying when he really is not; just as some women today pretend they are on the pill, when they are really trying to get pregnant.
While it is to late for many of the baby boomers to enjoy this obvious "balancing of the playing field," we should be confident that it will return some semblance of sanity to the assertion progressives have claimed is the victim, while the supposed victimized has held all the power. In any case, the children have suffered immensely in this scenario, many women have been mislead, and men have been fleeced.
In my humble opinion, once either participant can turn off the baby making apparatus far in advance without having choosing to do so in the heat of the moment, the playing field of fairness will again be revisited. I have a feeling that some women will start screaming like hell at that time because they will become more concerned about someone having control over if they can have a child, instead of the choice of if they want to get rid of one; but that is just my take.
In either case, let us hope they devise that pill/patch quickly, and let us see what happens.
You're a relativist. Do you consider yourself evil?