food for thought
posted by jazz @ 5:03 PM
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Brilliant.
very interesting. How do you feel towards it just out of interest?
I'm a bit of a cynic, so while I enjoyed the video, I can't help but wonder about the agenda behind it.
I think the interviewer equates illegal with criminal, which, as you know, is not necessarily the case.
neily: i'm obviously for a womans right to choose. i think it's interesting how many people never stop to think of the practical implications of legality (not to mention the numerous deaths we'll have from so-called "coat hanger" abortions if the laws were to ever change).
knight: illegal does not mean criminal, but for anything done against the law, there is a punishment. whether it be a fine or prison time. seems not a whole lot of people are thinking that far ahead. shame.
Here is some more "food for thought" for you (I take no position in this, I just like throwing it out there when people debate this subject, just for fun):
Under the current state of the law, both for abortion and child support, are both the mother and father treated equally under the law?
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