"safe, legal, and rare"

[RIP Robert H Bork]

What alarms me is that most people here seem to be worse than the Democratic Party (or at least, the official position of the Democratic Party).

I was going to reply to Scott about how his opinion (about no one liking abortion) is incorrect. It turns out that that isn't even needed.

[Antonio the Sixth]

These three are fine to me. Add "free", though.

WTF?!

Well, unfortunately, I am not surprised....

Seriously, is that the only single reaction you can come up with every time someone expresses a view you disagree with ?

[RIP Robert H Bork]

These three are fine to me. Add "free", though.

WTF?!

Well, unfortunately, I am not surprised....

Seriously, is that the only single reaction you can come up with every time someone expresses a view you disagree with ?

Few views I disagree with are as egregious as what you just said.

[Antonio the Sixth]

These three are fine to me. Add "free", though.

WTF?!

Well, unfortunately, I am not surprised....

Seriously, is that the only single reaction you can come up with every time someone expresses a view you disagree with ?

Few views I disagree with are as egregious as what you just said.

That's surprising, considering how half of your posts sound exactly like this one.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Yeah, as I thought.

[minionofmidas]

I'd rather we eliminate the whole mindset that abortion is killing babby first, before we work on strengthening social welfare.  Because, if not, you're going to have a bunch of dumb 14 year olds keeping it because they can afford to still go to school and take care of it and crap.

They might not end up staying quite as dumb if they can still go to school.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

I'd rather we eliminate the whole mindset that abortion is killing babby first, before we work on strengthening social welfare.  Because, if not, you're going to have a bunch of dumb 14 year olds keeping it because they can afford to still go to school and take care of it and crap.

The ideal is that they don't get pregnant in the first place. Abortion is just cutting the weed; education is pulling it out by the roots.

[muon2]

I find the phrase largely unhelpful. Under the doctrine of Casey v Planned Parenthood which largely supplanted Roe v Wade the question should be when does the state's interest in the fetus exceed the woman's right to privacy. There is a great deal of law pertaining to the definition of the state's interest at the end of life. Under Casey, we have failed to recognize that one can apply a parallel standard to the onset of life for the question of law.