No, Other Policies Don’t Morally Outweigh The Democrat Party’s Support For Murder

The Federalist ^ | September 15, 2020 | Daniel Maria Klimek

[lasereye]

I don’t think “failure to demand legislation” is an accurate description of what’s said to be soul threatening.

[semimojo]

I don’t think “failure to demand legislation” is an accurate description of what’s said to be soul threatening.

My original question was

"What about someone who opposes abortion and works to minimize its frequency yet thinks the state should stay out of it?

Is not wanting the government to control these decisions really a mortal sin?"

I was told:

"If you believe that the core functions of government are to protect life, liberty, and property, then no, government can’t stay out of it."

And promoting a system that removes government’s protection of life so that others may murder innocents for convenience, is a mortal sin."

If it's a mortal sin to "stay out of it" I assume that means I need to advocate for state regulation.