Quote (MrSK @ 6 Mar 2024 11:52)
I mentioned modern day religious ideology. I didn't even mention God or another higher entity but you seemed to fill in some gaps that weren't there for some reason. I was born into Christianity and even studied Buddhism in College. Nowhere did I belittle ideology, I simply said it was never intended to be an all encompassing enforcer of rules on society and anyone doing so is not religious.
I agree with abortion having little to do with God/religion, but breaking natural law? We house domestic animals in unnatural environments for their whole lives, cage animals in unnatural areas for mass consumption, have modern day medicine that isn't "natural" and an entire laundry list of items that break "laws" such as cosmetic surgeries. Do you let an unborn child die if a mother cannot birth naturally during labor in that case?
If you studied Buddhism you'd know what I underlined is totally against the ideology of non-violence.
If a mothers life is in danger I never said don't perform a procedure to save her life but I can guarantee that the mother cares more about her unborn child then her own personal health. This is why they wouldn't be telling the doctor, "Kill this unborn thing in me I want to live!" it's more like "Do everything you can to save my baby".
Quote (SBD @ 6 Mar 2024 11:55)
Morality is what what majority believes it to be. It's not objective. Being good for instance depends on what good is now. What was good 100 years ago is no longer considered good today.
You're just on the minority side of the first world. Someone always has to be on the losing side of change. Slave owners weren't overly happy either.
Slavery and abortion are not comparable but once again I enjoy your attempt to obfuscate responsibility for the death of your two unborn children.
Morality is what the "majority believes". You are so far gone my friend. That's one of the most asinine statements you can make.
A majority of people on this planet think abortion is wrong and should be the last option.
The majority of people who support abortion like I mentioned are "Religiously unaffiliated, people on the ideological left, and woman"
Is there any surprise there?
People who don't believe in any "God" or "higher power" think their free will super cedes natural law.
People on the left who have been shoveled pro-abortion lifestyle choices as being a-ok actually believe the propaganda
Woman who for the most part had unprotected sex and weren't raped saying my body my choice because they don't want to accept killing their own child is bad for them physically/psychosocially/psychologically or that they just made bad personal choices and so now they have to make an even worse choice. Killing their unborn child.