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Yes! I agree completely. If they truly think life is so precious (Even with the right circumstances)
they should really think that for all species. |
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I do not like the term pro-life, and I do not fall under this title but I would think that if you
are prolife on the issue of abortions you should be consistent with your stance on all the subjects
Mark mentioned and those that Ozzieman has listed. |
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And also against putting stray animals to sleep, crushing insects, and recreational hunting. |
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There is a big difference between the death penalty and abortion. Abortion is murder, while the
death penalty is killing. When properly interpreted, the Commandment "Thou shalt not kill" , is
actually interpreted "Thou shalt not murder. And as for the other, all must be dealt with on an
individual basis, The term "Pro Life" is only linked to abortion, not to anything else, just as the
term"Pro Choice" is linked to abortion and nothing else. |
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They are not the same. I am pro-life but not against the death penalty. I squash bugs on a regular
basis and I believe in a just war. I also believe in putting a person or animal out of its medical
misery instead of allowing it to suffer. Fetus' do not deserve death, criminals deserve it.
Criminals are accountable - developing babies are not accountable for many many years to come. |
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I think if you are pro life you should be against the death penalty but that is about it.
The same kids pro-lifers don't want you to abort are the same kids who will grow up and the
pro-lifers will be wanting their heads in the electric chair. |
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I don't like blanket platforms. You can greatly value life and still make some hard decisions on
it. Each according to the situation. However, the decision should not be made easily or lightly. |
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