| sperrico87 said: I scored 93% Republican, 13% Democrat. Though that 13% mostly consists of not choosing either way and just selecting the middle bubble. Some of the questions in the first quiz troubled me, for instance: "Ministers have the right to endorse a presidential candidate during a public sermon." Why shouldn't they? Who supports regulating what ministers can and cannot say? First Amendment, anybody? "Doctors who have a moral objection to abortion may refuse to provide one and still keep their medical license." I can't imagine why this would ever be an issue for people. A great many people find abortion abhorrent and if they choose not to perform it, they shouldn't lose their license. That's ridiculous. I can't believe some of these are even questions... has society just completely gone to hell? |
For the second statement, I disagree. In the fairly rare case of a mother's life being at risk if an abortion is not performed, a doctor should certainly not be allowed to refuse the abortion. In more or less all other cases, I agree that the doctor should be alowed to refuse.
“These are my principles; if you don’t like them, I have others.” – Groucho Marx
