akuma587 said:
You can make the same argument about a lot of things. What if I am a pacifist and don't want to pay the government taxes to wage war? Can I just refuse to do so? No, I can't, because the government gives a shit about everybody, not just what I want. What if I am upset that black people are coming into my restaurant and I don't want them to be there? The government protects the greater interest rather than my interest. What if I think alcohol is completlely immoral and should be outlawed? The government protects the greater interest rather than my interest. What if I think abortion is murder? You get my drift. The government recognizes a greater interest that needs to be protected because there is a reasonable basis for allowing abortion to protect people's rights. Because you don't understand that is like saying you don't understand why the government doesn't allow people to discriminate against people. I am not implying that those two things are necessarily of equal weight, but just because you think something is immoral doesn't mean the government or society has to agree with you.
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None of the things you describe involves a human life, except for repeating what I said. You fail. The government's number one job is to ensure our right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Life is listed first for a very good reason, because the others can't follow unless you have life. Your analogy is very poor.
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