Badnarik appears to have consistently maintained throughout his campaign that Abortion -- like all Murder Law -- is properly a State's Right's issue.
Undoubtedly the LP would claim that slavery is a State's Rights issue, too, seeing that their constituency is largely enslaved by ideology or vice or ego. Alongside the slave auctions they could hold Rights Exchanges, where rights are bartered and sold on the open market, along with consensual gladiatorial contests to the consensual death for that consensual million dollar prize. And they will try to label all this retro-cruelty: 'human progress.'
Undoubtedly the LP would claim that slavery is a State's Rights issue, too, seeing that their constituency is largely enslaved by ideology or vice or ego. Alongside the slave auctions they could hold Rights Exchanges, where rights are bartered and sold on the open market, along with consensual gladiatorial contests to the consensual death for that consensual million dollar prize. And they will try to label all this retro-cruelty: 'human progress.'No Libertarian would claim that Slavery is a State's Rights issue, because the 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America clearly states:
Amendment XIIISection 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Section 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
Pretty cut-and-dried, wouldn't you say? (Or is this the first time you have ever read the 13th Amendment?)
On the other hand, however, MURDER Law definitely is a State's Rights issue, because no Amendment to the Constitution has ever removed the definition and penalization of Murder from the province of the States Legislatures.
So, what exactly are you disputing?
- Are you disputing that Abortion IS MURDER?
- Or are you disputing the fact that Murder Law is Legislated by the States?
Well, which is it, Jihadist?