Can A Real Believer Support Abortion Rights?

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Ferd

Can A Real Believer Support Abortion Rights?

no.

That's not true Ferd. Even those who believe in restricting abortion to instances when life or health of the mother are in danger believe in "abortion rights". The question isn't abortion rights. It's a disingenuous question designed to vilify.

And you fall for it all the time.

Politically speaking the only party that is 100% Pro-Life is the Constitution Party. The Republicans and the Democrats aren't going to do a thing about abortion. A vote for either on this issue is a wasted vote.

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Aquila

That's not true Ferd. Even those who believe in restricting abortion to instances when life or health of the mother are in danger believe in "abortion rights". The question isn't abortion rights. It's a disingenuous question designed to vilify.

And you fall for it all the time.

Politically speaking the only party that is 100% Pro-Life is the Constitution Party. The Republicans and the Democrats aren't going to do a thing about abortion. A vote for either on this issue is a wasted vote.

Yes it is Chris.

[Ev. Duane Williams]

As far as Republicans not wanting to lose the abortion issue for votes' sake, do you honestly believe the Democrats want an end to poverty among minorities? Do they really want to lose the economy issue by creating the kind of pie-in-the-sky paradise Obama is promising? If everyone really gets free health care and a chicken in every pot, wouldn't they want to move on to security and cultural issues, giving the Republicans the edge? The Dems want as many people as possible to stay poor and dependent on the Gov't, because becoming independent and wealthy would certainly move a person to consider the Republicans, no? Wouldn't it make more sense that it is in fact the Republicans who want the poor to become rich, which would widen their voting base?