Reply #17: Actually - I'm just the kind of person [View All]

[Randers]

that prefers honesty from corporations and from political movements.

That is not what I see from the pro-choice movement.

I think the pro-life movement is overly concerned with what other people are doing - and expect everyone to have the same value system and to care the same way about each fertilized egg. But I happen to think they might be right when it comes to saying look people this is how these things work.

So the pro-choice people, in my opinion, lose moral ground in that respect.

I think the pro-choice people may have valid reasons for not being straightforward. Like with the Argentinian example - so here these women don't have pills or IUDs as an option. I just happen to think - if some of the pro-choice people weren't misrepsenting the effects of pills and IUDs they could try to look for an alternate way of thinking to get people to consider using two types of birth control instead of none.


But I don't expect you to like what I say.