[WideRight05]

⬆⬆ I disagree with the concept that a person who sees in the Constitution a right to privacy, and within that right, Roe v. Wade is correct, is automatically a person who supports the slaughter of the unborn. Similarly, I disagree that if one finds in the Constitution's "equal protection" clause the right for a same sex couple to enjoy the civil benefits of marriage that person automatically thinks homosexuality is not a sin. Fine distinctions exist, and it isn't simply a matter of "slick talk."

I hate to do three posts in a row but I realize I had left this one out. It's much more than just privacy rights. If that were the case, there wouldn't have been such a thunderous applause at the DNC when someone bragged about having her abortion. You have an entire political party that is seeking to keep abortion, essentially murder, legalized on demand and force taxpayer funding of it through repealing the Hyde Amendment. Not just taxpayer funding, but Churches, Christian organizations, anybody and everybody paying their dime to fund it.

Abortions have been legalized nationwide since 1973 and we have, sadly, lost well over 50 million babies. We're very close to approaching the death total of WWII in abortions. This "safe, legal, and rare" path we have taken isn't working.

Regarding LGBT "rights," if this were just a civil thing then we wouldn't see the constant promotion and parading of this nationwide. It doesn't take a person being religious to see that this is something that should not be promoted in the public square. Homosexuality/transgenderism tend to trigger health problems from a mental perspective and can lead to diseases. People say the Churches are the ones forcing their views on the public, if anything the LGBT groups are the ones flaunting their sex lives in the public square wanting to punish anybody who dare opposes their viewpoint on homosexuality/transgenderism. There is a push in California to legalize teaching this to kids starting in second grade, you have some schools that have faced backlash for trying to teach LGBT "rights" as early as preschool. Whether it's pushing Churches/pastors to have to perform homosexual "weddings," requiring Churches (e.g. Iowa) to have gender-neutral restrooms and use gender-neutral language at their events, or punishing the man in NY that refused to use his property for one of these "weddings,' the LGBT movement has been out of control and will continue to do so until a serious stand is taken.