The pro-choice side often argues that if woman are denied legal abortions, they will get injured or killed in illegal back-alley abortions. But should something not be made illegal because it otherwise makes it dangerous for those breaking the law?
The pro-choice side says there is no consensus in America for outlawing abortion. That may or may not be true. But so what if it is?
Some people argue that the government should stay out of the abortion issue altogether – i.e. don’t subsidize it and don’t prohibit it. Let’s take a look at what they are really saying…
Some politicians say they are “personally” pro-life but that they won’t impose their beliefs on others. There are two things to take away from this situation…
The abortion lobby claims that there is a pro-choice majority in America. But what do most Americans actually think about abortion? Let’s dive in…
Some politicians claim to be pro-life, but say they would not impose their personal beliefs on others. Watch to see why this claim is an utter sham.
Some people say they are personally opposed to abortion, but that they have no right, and the government has no right, to impose that belief on others. But what’s interesting is that these people never seem to be this tolerant on other issues.
An often overlooked aspect of the abortion lobby is that it is a living example of the old saying, “Politics makes strange bedfellows.” Learn about the strange allies connected by the fact that their personal agendas are joined at the hip with legalized abortion.
Ever since Roe v. Wade was trashed, the abortion lobby has ratcheted up their claims that the vast majority of Americans are pro-choice. But is this the reality?
Some people argue that we should not have litmus tests for politicians and judges. See why that is pure nonsense…
