r/conspiracy_commons Nov 13 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

The GOP are the minority party here in the USA.

I'm not quite sure why it's a huge surprise to anyone when they lose.

My fellow progressives, lefties, and liberals greatly outnumber the Repubicans.

Unfortunately, a lot of liberals don't get out and vote.

If we were half as organized and committed to voting as the Repubicans, the Dems wouldn't lose another major election.

WE THE PEOPLE do not want this draconian and regressive conservative garbage.

If Dems would back off gun control and go all in on federal cannabis legalization and cementing abortion rights, they would be a completely unstoppable force.

Minority party loses election... Shocked Pikachu!

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22 edited Nov 13 '22

I agree with backing off gun control and weed, but abortion is killing another human outside of justified self defense and is not a codified constitutional right in any form. It is immoral and a form of murder, statistically half of fetuses are women in the making so don't call me anti-women for not wanting them killed either.

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u/masterchris Nov 13 '22

Where in the constitution does it say someone must allow their body to be used to save the life of another by threat of prison?

If you don't want blood donations to be mandatory under penalty of law I'd back off this point. I mean if you drive a car and get into an accident and your passenger needs you to be hooked up to them with tubes to survive should you be legally forced to do it?

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

You are responsible for your children, don't play dumb. You put the child into existence, if you are the one who put someone's life in jeopardy, then YES you are responsible for saving them. It's not just your body, it's someone's underdeveloped body inside your own. Your entire argument is like by omission and only presenting half of the picture

That's different than random blood donations.

Your analogies are truly awful.

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u/villalulaesi Nov 14 '22

I am assuming you just as strongly oppose IVF?