You really won’t engage with the topic at hand. Your need to keep up nothing but personal invective shows how little you have to contribute to a political discussion.
The human rights violations are profoundly severe both in slavery and abortion. It doesn’t matter how or why the violator arrived at his opinion of the target.
And I’ll repeat: there is no Jewish law that says someone has to have an abortion. For you to hide behind Jewish phylacteries to make your argument is disgusting.
You can repeat your position all you want… but you cannot back it up. Jewish law if clear on the issue of when life begins. I never said Jewish law explicitly referenced abortion so there is no reason for you to claim it does.
But anyone who believes in religious liberty has to respect Jewish views on when life begins. as well as respecting the position in the Hadith, which provides a third view of the matter.
We’ll see. There’s a variety of cases on this very point wending their way through the courts right now. I think that I have a pretty good idea what the Supremes will do, but as I say: well see.