Waco1947 said:Red herring. Regulation is your word not mine. It's a rights issue as in Right to Privacy.Harrison Bergeron said:Waco1947 said:Legal and moral yes but a woman's health decision NoHarrison Bergeron said:Waco1947 said:I am not qualified to answer that medical/mother decision. Are you?Harrison Bergeron said:
So why do you refuse to answer?
Do you support any restrictions on abortion or not? If yes, what are they?
I appreciate you response. I honestly don't know how to square your opposition with your seeming support.
Yes. I am absolutely qualified to have an opinion. Having a vagina or being a mother does not provide unique insight. That's like saying only landowning taxpayers should vote. Our system does not work that way. We constantly weigh in on legal and moral questions that may not directly affect us.
I genuinely don't know if you're naive or just wedded to Talking Points. That's not how legislation and regulations work. Your position seems to be only people affected by a policy should have a voice, which I suspect is not true. I suppose you do not believe only those that pay federal income tax should vote in federal elections. That's not how any of this works.
Do you favor completely unregulated medical care where doctors and patients can do anything or is this a special case.
That's clearly incorrect.
So there should be or should not be regulation or legislation around medical procedures or left completely to a doctor and patient? Why should abortion be treated differently?
