Comments by "Darlene" (@darlene2709) on "" video.

  1. Not only do we have freedom of religion, we have freedom from religion. Using religion as a weapon to control others would probably be frowned upon by God. Leaning on an ancient text that requires a team of religious scholars supported by a team of lawyers to interpret its meaning regarding abortion speaks to the weakness of the argument against pro-choice. The other bottom line is it's none of your damn business. BTW, words matter. The correct term is pro-choice not pro-abortion. No one is pro-abortion.
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  2. An ad hominem argument is a weak argument. You can do better.
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  3. Words matter. No one is pro-abortion. The correct term is pro-choice. Many mistakes of the past were made out of ignorance. Let's not repeat those mistakes. It shouldn’t matter what the Bible says about abortion. The United States is not a theocracy. Still, given the certitude of abortion opponents that abortion violates God’s Word, it might come as a surprise that neither the Old Testament nor the New mentions abortion—not one word.
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  4. Based on your attitude, I would guess that you don't really attract the ladies.
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  5. ​ @TomdeSabla  Enjoy your unenumerated rights while they last. The Supreme Court has found that unenumerated rights include such important rights as the right to travel, the right to vote, and the right to keep personal matters private. The Supremes are working on curtailing or eliminating those as well.
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  6. "Ban all birth control," Says Trump-endorsed GOP candidate. MAGA candidate Jacky Eubanks says contraception goes against God's "moral order". Griswold v. Connecticut, 381 U.S. 479, was a landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the Court ruled that the Constitution of the United States protects the liberty of married couples to buy and use contraceptives without government restriction. Clarence Thomas wants this ruling to be reconsidered.
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  7. The Southern Baptist Convention passed resolutions in 1971 and 1974 expressing support for the liberalization of abortion law, and an editorial in their wire service hailed the passage of Roe v Wade, declaring that “religious liberty, human equality and justice are advanced by the Supreme Court abortion decision.” As governor of California, Ronald Reagan passed the most liberal abortion law in the country in 1967. Conservative icon Barry Goldwater supported abortion law liberalization too, at least early in his career, and his wife Peggy was a cofounder of Planned Parenthood in Arizona." The Guardian
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  8. Said your mother who was filled with regret.
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  9. See previous comment.
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  10. You will change your tune when the Supremes take your birth control options away. Not only do we have freedom of religion, we have freedom from religion. Using religion as a weapon to control others would probably be frowned upon by God. Leaning on an ancient text that requires a team of religious scholars supported by a team of lawyers to interpret its meaning regarding abortion speaks to the weakness of the argument against pro-choice. The other bottom line is it's none of your damn business. BTW, words matter. The correct term is pro-choice not pro-abortion. No one is pro-abortion.
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