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| 10. |  The Holy Empire of Yhwh | Liberal Democratic Socialists | “In us we trust” |
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I just sent him a doozy, I'll wait and see if he takes any of it or responds (he usually does) and, if not, I'll post it here.
Hey, I know this topic is controversial and I want to get some feedback if possible and views on questions if that’s alright for those who consider themselves pro life because I do want to be open to other forms of views
1. If a abortion law was passed, ideally would you have it have no exceptions, up to a certain week, or would you like the procedure not carried out at all?
2. Do you oppose things such as Euthanasia, death penalty, unjust war because they arguably can take away a innocent life?
3. Do you consider Women’s rights a important modern day issue?
4. Would you favour more programs to prevent abortion? (Things like sex ed, access to contraceptives, and better welfare programs like expanded adoption programs)
5. Would you say this issue is important to you because religion or other values?
1. Personally I would favor exceptions in rare circumstances (rape, danger to mother, etc.)
2. Yes.
3. Absolutely.
4. Absolutely! And this is something where I feel the mainstream pro-life movement is sorely lacking.
5. My religious beliefs have nothing to do with my position on abortion.
Happy to answer any questions, and happy to have someone stop by who is interested in listening. If you have anything else you want to ask about, feel free!
1. I wrote a brief bit on this a little while ago, I can explain it in a little more length if you are interested, but my stance on exceptions is that there should be no exceptions for abortion, defined as the intentional killing of the child, but that a procedure that results in the death of the child if attempting to save the mother's life should not be considered abortion, as both would be saved if it were possible with our current medical technology. It's a pedantic difference but an important one, but in practice it's functionally a sole exception for the life of the mother.
2. I oppose the death penalty and basically all war (I'm of the mind that a truly 'just' war is functionally impossible in the modern age and only really exists in theory), euthanasia depends heavily on context, I'm generally open to end-of-life decisions being made by the individual ('shut off the machines' sort of thing), but (as there is some issue with in the Netherlands and elsewhere), the letter of the law needs to be carefully tailored to avoid doctors making decisions to end their patients' lives even if the patient wishes to live.
3. I consider human rights to be an important modern day issue, applied to both women and men. One can certainly focus on areas in which women receive unequal treatment by governments, laws in most of the Middle East, for example, but I do not think a woman should have any special rights not also afforded to men, and vice-versa.
4. Depends on the program. The answer is yes that I support more programs to prevent abortion, but not necessarily every program. I think cracking down on deadbeat fathers who run out on the mother of their child, for example, would be of great help in reducing abortions when would-be single mothers think themselves unable to care for the child, but that's not generally what is thought of when referencing such programs. I'd be more in favor of that sort of thing, and efforts to push back against hookup culture, than something like graphic sexual teachings in school for prepubescent children, or poorly-designed welfare programs that have proven more effective in dramatically increasing the single motherhood rate than reducing poverty.
5. Not specifically. I consider murder wrong in general from a religious perspective, but almost everyone tends to oppose that for one reason or another, religious or secular. Applying it to children in the womb is based off the science that identifies them as a human being with a unique DNA rather than religious teaching.
1. A few exceptions, primarily centered around situations that involve the mother's life.
2. For the most part, yes. Though "unjust war" is sometimes poorly defined.
3. Yes, though I support equal rights not equal outcomes.
4. Yes
5. I think I would oppose abortion regardless of what religion I was or even if I had no religion. However, my faith definitely affects how I approach the issue and the worldview underlining my opposition to it.
New Kiwis, Caterama, and West Bethel
Well I did get in the newsletter, pg 5 on the Equality Act feedback: anonymous reader from Fort Worth (I'm not from Fort Worth actually). He pasted the whole thing except the last paragraph where I challenged the idea that religion is just another perspective (I basically said: if you believe, it is the truth, not an opinion that puts you in a box).
https://www.readtangle.com/p/jamal-khashoggi-murder-biden
I really tore into Rep. Ro Khanna a little bit ago for his comments on not wanting small businesses that cannot afford to pay $15/hour and being out-of-touch/arrogant, but out of fairness to him I feel I have to walk that back a little bit. He recently came on Ben Shapiro's show to explain/discuss/debate his position, and while I still think his policy is way off-base and his care for such proprietors is lacking (the discussion really just seemed to highlight that he doesn't have any substantial backing, even contradicting himself a couple times) I'll give credit to anyone willing to both publicly have an open debate on their proposal and to do so with someone on the other side of the aisle. I'll have more respect for even someone who is radical but willing to discuss honestly and hold their principles consistently than a more mainstream politico who will not do either.
EDIT: Link if anyone is interested. I think it's telling to see that all the top comments are giving Khanna credit for coming on, I'd be surprised to see anything of that sort the other way around.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_K00erN1mA
Phydios, New Kiwis, and West Bethel
Hello friends. I wanted to inform you guys that several family members of mine have been infected with covid. They appear to be on the mend except for my great uncle. He has been in the hospital for a month now and is currently on a ventilator. It doesn't look like he's going to make it. I'm asking you all to pray for him, especially because he is not a Christian (Hindu). If you could offer some prayers on his behalf, I would be grateful. Thank you.
To Mary and Joseph!
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