Dont expect Roe vs. Wade to be the end of this debate.
Given it wasn't the end forty years ago, I don't expect there ever to be an end
Primarily because it's easier to disagree than it is to accept a compromise and *accept someone else's views* while not *having to change your own*
I think I already said that actually. But one thing is for certain, everyone here disagrees with me and my saying "You know, the law created is actually pretty logical. It creates a guideline, accepts both sides, and upholds people's right to privacy. But gosh darn it, that just isn't good enough for either side", so that's something you can all agree on. Why view a court case which discussed this debate and made laws which essentially created guidelines to follow. Na, may as well just keep sticking our pro-life noses in people's private lives. Who cares if that infringes on someone's right to privacy.
So a few questions then:
Is abortion wrong?
If no, your side already had its day in court, it prevailed, no need to delve further. It has since been a legal precedent for many years following that. Engaging in debate further simply creates a pointless ****storm
If yes - What do you want changed? Do you want outright abolition of abortion? If yes, then you're encroaching on other people's established rights and that typically doesn't end well (not to mention it's essentially going backwards in time).
If no, then what is it that you want? More definitive guidelines? How do you intend to make those? How do we intend to investigate that? How do you intend to actually put forth that change?
Putting up signs and standing outside abortion clinics does nothing to change anything, just pisses everyone off, makes the discussion more polarized, and nothing gets accomplished
You're all welcome to your opinions and disagreeing with the precedent that has been set, but also remember that the law isn't going to change simply because you take issue with it. I view that ruling as a nice logical compromise
But then again, emotions are irrational and logic gets thrown out the window. Forgot about that.
And yes the large font was overkill.
In conclusion, the position was a compromise. The world would benefit entirely if people actually *listened* to compromises considering *that's the entire point of making them*. To make both sides equally unhappy because they actually have to *work together* to benefit *everyone as a whole* as opposed to *just themselves* and their own self righteous thoughts of how things should actually be, because **** those who lose out on their inherent rights
