If you knowingly back a candidate that supports abortion you guarentee that once elected, that pols support of abortion will result in dead babies. No way around that. If you back a pol that is pro life, you will potentially save babies lives. Because that pol will not side with the pro aborts.
You can’t compartmentalize this one. No one can. Actions over this issue are life and death and the people siding with the pro abort pols share responsibility in those deaths since their actions led directly to them. When a drunk driver slams into a car and hills a pregnant mother and child, people have been prosecuted for the crime that provided the alcohol because they shared responsibility.
Same here. Because by definition, there is life or there is not. Nothing between. If your voting contributes to ‘not’ then it is what it is.
You’re right. If I vote for someone who is for abortion, it will probably result in dead babies. I don’t want to vote for dead babies, but that’s not the choice I’m given. I’ll try once again to explain it.
I’m a conservative so I’ll either not vote or vote for the most conservative candidate who has a realistic chance of winning in the general election. Compare me to a Democrat voter who loyally votes for the Democrat no matter what. Neither of us will cross party lines.
We come to the general election, and I follow your advice. I refuse to vote because my candidate isn’t pro-life. The candidate might even support restrictions on abortion, but I refuse to vote on the grounds that they aren’t 100% pro-life. Result? The Democrat voter puts their abortion-embracing, government funding, candidate over the top, and more babies are murdered.
As a conservative, you can only hurt our cause by sitting out elections. In regards to abortion, you’re effectively sacrificing babies in the here and now for an ideal. You can’t save all the babies, so you refuse to act to save some of them. Then you dare say I’m responsible for murdering some them when I manage to save some of them. You’ve got it completely backwards.