And therefore, children should be allowed to make this decision? Or someone should be allowed to make it for the child without his consent?
Are children competent to make “a lifelong decision with implications every single day for the rest of your life," or not? If they are, what decisions are they NOT competent to make?
“Are children competent to make “a lifelong decision with implications every single day for the rest of your life,” or not? If they are, what decisions are they NOT competent to make?”
Apparent the decision to take an aspirin or a midol is too much for our kids...but not the decision to abort a baby, that’s just fine (per the Left, of course).