ArrantPariah wrote:
Conservative views on contraception and abortion might have some merit, if they had some solid proposals for guaranteeing everyone a happy childhood.
What about all the aborted children since 1973, which some reports list as more than 56 million? They certainly won't have happy childhoods on Earth.
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But, no. Once the child is born, they lose all interest. The mother and child can go and die in a gutter, and to Hell with them. Or, to Heaven, if the mother happened to have the correct views concerning Jesus. But, more than likely, they would have been predestined for eternal damnation, or the deity would have chosen to bless their lives with something better than death in a gutter.
Some extremists may believe that, but I don't, and neither do most conservatives I've ever heard of. We simply want life to be an equal option, instead of letting scared or selfish mothers murder their own kids out of convenience.
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The people who have the strongest opinions against abortion and contraception also have the strongest opinions against welfare and government nutrition programs.
I'd say it depends on who you ask, but in general, conservatives believe most citizens are perfectly capable of making their own choices, without the Feds taking control all the time.
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