[GovernmentShrinker]

Individual liberty to make one's own choices, good or bad, is "to ignore and pervert human nature for theoretical concepts totally divorced from physical reality"? I can't fathom how you arrive at that conclusion.

[ican'tbelieveit]

Would you feel the same if I chose to take the life of my teenage son because it cost too much to provide for him?

[puroresu]

Of course, individual liberty to make one's own choices, good or bad, is predicated upon the assumption that the choice in question isn't an act of direct harm to someone else. Science settled the issue of when a new human life begins in 1824, and that point is fertilization.

[madprof98]

You have a friend on Free Republic. Good thing we have a Big Tent, huh?