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Abortion, guns and the left's selectivity regarding rights
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I have an idea. The federal government needs to compile a list of women who shouldn’t be allowed to get abortions. The criteria for getting on the list must be flexible. If an official at, say, the NIH or FBI thinks that a woman should be a mother for some reason or other, he or she can block an abortion. Maybe the woman has great genes or a high IQ or the sorts of financial resources we need in parents. Let’s leave that decision where it belongs: in the hands of the government. |
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| This whimsical attempt to illustrate the glaring inconsistences of the left in terms of the rights they like as opposed to the rights they dislike will fall on deaf ears. They will say the two rights are not the same thing at all; ignoring the fact that all rights must be defended or all rights can be lost. The average person in the country today will not except that the 2nd amendment anchors their freedoms just as much as the first. |
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