Mr. Cain’s attitude regarding abortion matches mine. I don’t approve of it but what right do I have to stop someone else from doing it? Certainly not the right of government to interfere. Where is the fallacy in this position? As far as gun control goes, what’s wrong with states having final say on guns? The 2nd amendment tells the feds to stay out of it. Cain misspeaks at times but so does everyone - he’s still going to be our next President.
I actually don’t believe that is his stance. Cain has made it clear in the past that he would support and sign pro-life legislation, appoint pro-life Supreme Court judges and defund planned parenthood.
I’m not worried about where he stands on this issue.
New Jersey Realist, I agree.
I think fixing the economy is the #1 prority, not abortion or gun control. So I’m okay voting for Cain.
The fallacy is that someone's life is being terminated. Their right to Life is being taken from them without due process according to our Constitution. They have no say in being murdered. Do you think the State should have the right to outlaw murder? It was outlawed for a long time rightly so. Now it isn't which is in direct contrast to the Natural Law therefore it makes it an unjust law.
Secondly, I don't think Cain's position is what you think it is when he says quite clearly that life begins at conception.
>> “Where is the fallacy in this position?” <<
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Abortion is murder.
The most viscious, cowardly murder possible, and murder for hire too.
You have no clue whatsoever.
Mr. Cain’s attitude regarding abortion matches mine. I don’t approve of it but what right do I have to stop someone else from doing it?