The mantra of the left when it comes to the abortion issue is that a woman has the right to A: privacy (according to the Supreme Court,) B: do what she wants with her body and C: reproductive freedom.
So why is it that when a lady has octuplets the left calls her irresponsible, questions her motives for having so many children and calls for regulation of fertility efforts. What happened to all that privacy and reproductive freedom? What happened to her right to do what she wants with her body?
I seem to remember a few chants going something like "keep your laws off of my body" and "stay out of my uterus."
It's just more of the same moral flexibility that is the hallmark of the left. I really shouldn't be surprised anymore.
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5 comments:
Those of the liberal persuasion are quite capable of holding two opposing viewpoints at the same time - they refer to this as logic. go figure....
Double minded double talk seems to be the way of the Liberal.
She has the right to do what she wants with her body; we have the right to call her a fool.
We just don't have the right to deny her the ability to make a bad decision.
Don't get me wrong, I think she is a fool too and I have no problem with someone saying that. What I have a problem with is calls for legislation to prevent things like this from the same people who have used the right to privacy to legislate and adjudicate a right to an abortion.
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