Can Someone explain how the far left reasons

[Chris]

The right to abortion is not found in the Constitution, the law, or history. Marriage is.

[carolina73]

I don't understand when you call a person "white" or "black". Not sure what that means.

I think white or black is also up to the kindergarten teacher to decide for us. So whatever the woke union government employee tells us, is what we must agree to. i don't know if they decide that before or after gender.

[Standing Wolf]

Yeah and of course however and ahem!

First off do you concede that the abortion argument involves only "women" of the classic biological definition?

If "Yes" continue............


If the "potential" legal consequence can be statistically argued to impact persons (women again) of color more than whites (or mixed couples) does that make it racist?

Not even in the ballpark of being on topic. The question was, in what way are the two issues similar, and I answered it. If you want to start a discussion about...whatever that was you just posted about...start a new thread.

[Standing Wolf]

So then you do believe that supporting the pro-life side links one to advocating banning interracial marriage?

Absolutely not. Many individuals who are anti-choice on abortion do not advocate for a ban on interracial marriage; some might even be a party to such a union. Statistically, however, that relatively small percentage of people who believe that interracial marriages are immoral, and/or that they should be made illegal, are more likely to be identify as conservatives and to vote Republican - just as anti-choice advocates are. Individuals, though, are not bound by statistics; taking a given side on one of the two issues neither obligates one to take a particular side on the other, nor does it serve as a perfect predictor of an individual's take on it.

[The Booman]

"Can Someone explain how the far left reasons"?

It doesn't.

The left is postmodern.


And, no, the unfounded right to abortion is unrelated to marriage.

The left is emotional and reactionary in a 1950's housewife standing on the kitchen table because she saw a mouse sort of way.

[Chris]

I think white or black is also up to the kindergarten teacher to decide for us. So whatever the woke union government employee tells us, is what we must agree to. i don't know if they decide that before or after gender.

No, with race, the teacher just gets to decide who's racist and who's oppressed.

[Chris]

The left is emotional and reactionary in a 1950's housewife standing on the kitchen table because she saw a mouse sort of way.

They act that way but I think it's more calculated. Like Amber Heard.

[The Booman]

They act that way but I think it's more calculated. Like Amber Heard.

That chick be crazy.

[carolina73]

No, with race, the teacher just gets to decide who's racist and who's oppressed.

All whites are racist and privileged. It is automatic.

[Tahuyaman]

Absolutely not. Many individuals who are anti-choice on abortion do not advocate for a ban on interracial marriage; some might even be a party to such a union. Statistically, however, that relatively small percentage of people who believe that interracial marriages are immoral, and/or that they should be made illegal, are more likely to be identify as conservatives and to vote Republican - just as anti-choice advocates are. Individuals, though, are not bound by statistics; taking a given side on one of the two issues neither obligates one to take a particular side on the other, nor does it serve as a perfect predictor of an individual's take on it.

It would be more appropriate to connect liberal pro-abortion people to racist ideas when you consider the number of black babies aborted every year.