Just like the title says.
It's the year ???? and the anti-abortion movement has finally succeeded in banning elective abortions; making them illegal.
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that 'personhood' begins at conception and that children while in the womb have a 14th Amendment right to their lives, due process and equal protection under the law.
The Constitution remains as it is currently worded.
Would you demand and support an exception to the ban for cases where a woman was raped and she becomes pregnant?
I would agree to the rape exception in order to get the ban on the books, then I would work to remove the exception.
This is how Obama'Care is working with regards to single-payer, btw.
I would agree to the rape exception in order to get the ban on the books, then I would work to remove the exception.
This is how Obama'Care is working with regards to single-payer, btw.
Abortion is murder because it ends the life of another human being. Rape is no exception. The child can't help the fact that it was conceived through a horrible crime, but why should it also pay the ultimate price? Two wrongs don't make a right.
It all depends on why we are against abortion, if it's because we believe the fetus has a right to life, then that right is universal regardless of the conception circumstances. I understand your take on things and I appreciate it, but I must disagree because I think even a baby conceived through rape has the right to be born.