Re: How Can You Tell Someone To Do Something, When You, Yourself Isn't in That Position?

"Marie A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (FuzzySideUp) wrote in message
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> > Abortion is wrong!!! Abortion is ok!!! Abortion is a Sin!!!
> > Pro-Choice!!!
> >
> > All these sides and different view points. So many opinions, yet they
> > are just opinions. But how dare you force someone to do something or
> > believe soemthing that you, yourself have no clue how it feels to be
> > in that position? Remember a couple years back, when that catholic man
> > killed an abortion clinic doctor and set an abortion clinic on fire...
> > (i might be wrong about the exact details so pardon me) Well guess
> > what the catholic society did? They supported him, they supported him
> > killing a man and destroying property. I'm afraid to say it but that
> > is terrorism. To force a belief on someone or culture who doesn't
> > share your views. The man that was murdered didn't seek out pregnant
> > ladies and forced them to have abortions, women came to him, yet he
> > was killed for doing what the women have requested of him. But how can
> > you get into others peoples business and say what they should do? We
> > are all intitaled to our own opinion, thats the beauty of America but
> > once you impose a belief onto someone, then we are no better then
> > terrorists. (take Operation Iraqi Freedom how you want, I dont want to
> > get into that argument LOL)
>
> Dear child, being in a bad *position* in life is not an argument for
> acting immorally or criminally, because if it were society might just
> as well scrap its entire system of justice and abolish every code of
> conduct. I may not have any idea of what it feels like to be pushing a
> shopping cart, but that doesn't mean the guy pushing it is free to do
> whatever he wants owing to his dire circumstances. Something is either
> right or wrong, legal or illegal as a matter distinct from the
> economic or emotional turmoil of the individual.
>
> As for the other *point* you raise, whether a woman voluntarily comes
> to an abortion doctor has absolutely nothing to with the objective
> evil of what's being done, for these doctors are the instrument of
> that wrong. If I hire a hit man to off my husband, do you think the
> law is going to let him off the hook? No, they're coming for both of
> them.
>
> Cordially, Marie

Deep thought are not the way of pro-aborts.  They can't get past the word
"choice."  It's fun to keep trying however.