Abortion....infringes upon the right of a beating heart...not a moral issue, but a civil right issue. Killing infringes upon civil rights, period
Homosexual....why are we pouring billions of dollars into curing AIDS, when it is a direct result of personal behavior? Two fags that choose to have unprotected sex do not infringe upon each others rights. The results of this transgression should not infringe upon my rights (by confiscating my wages as taxes to pay for this research for a 99.999% preventable disease is a direct violation of my rights)
Teen pregnancy are a direct result of the sexual revolution, in other words, the damn hippies of the ‘60’s with their communist agenda. Teaching sex or sexual orientation in the schools violates my right to raise my family as I see fit. This is a case of the federal government regulating morality. Their moral values are in direct conflict with mine. This violates my right to raise my family as I see fit.
In conclusion, regulation of morals is a slippery slope, one that has ALWAYS lead to tyranny.
Enforcing ones rights is a different situation, and is a must for a society to remain viable.
Homosexual....why are we pouring billions of dollars into curing AIDS
It's bled out into the heterosexual community. Some say it's our "moral" duty to cure it rather than change the behavior that spreads it. Who decides?
Teen pregnancy are a direct result of the sexual revolution, in other words, the damn hippies of the ‘60’s with their communist agenda.
Again, others say it's their right to do with their bodies as they please. Where's the moral line? Shouldn't we change the behavior that causes it?
But you see how unfettered immorality grows. Once an undesirable behavior becomes socially acceptable, it multiplies, and others end up cleaning up the mess. Others end up losing their liberties. That's why we, as humans, need to draw a a line somewhere for our own survival as a species. We're not animals. We have to decide what guidelines we're going to agree to follow, otherwise, there's chaos.