I’m trying to say that in as civil a way as I can.
The fact that you have to try (this time, so you say) to be civil should tell you why I’m not interested in having a discussion with you. And this isn’t the first thread I’ve told this to you.
We had to go to war to stop the government that wanted to continue with slavery. I suspect we will have to do the same to the current government before abortion stops.
Please stop responding if you arent interested in having a discussion. Thanks. Otherwise, i would like you to repeat what you think my point is about values so that we can be on the same page. Im not interested in bickering about the meaning of “we”.
Then quit inserting yourself into our discussion about the derivation of values and making irrelevant responses to our posts. If you dont want to discuss how we derive values, then just say so and move along. This thread involves multiple viewpoints and discussions. Not everything is an argument directed at your beliefs.
Well I was going to make an argument that a pro-lifer should really be an open borders person because it’s the same matrix that guides both types of values choices but I suspected I’d never be allowed to get that far.
But it can be shown- to be a pro-lifer but not an open borders person shows an inconsistency in one’s value decision-making process.
And yes, the reverse is true- a pro-choice person should be all about restricting immigration.
It depends on what those values are based on though. Im not convinced being human means anything. I do, however, view people’s and animals actions and capabilities as the primary driver of how i value them. This is why i value laws protecting people from violence and putting violent criminals behind bars. Its also why i am for laws against animal abuse.