EvilCowzGoMoo's Journal: Religion V. Gov't (a good insight)

While responding to a statment on the conservitive nature of federal judges AstroDrabb (534369) voiced some incredibly insightfull comments. The post doesn't realy respond to the statement. However some of AstroDrabb's points deserve mention anyway.

The abortion issue is a tough one. I personally think that minors should be required to get their parents permission before an abortion (a minor is not allowed to get a tatoo, drink beer or smoke, yet they can kill a human child?). However, an adult should be allowed to choose. I am pro-life, yet believe in free choice. IMO, the choice to kill your unborn child is between you and God. I would never abort a child (I have two), yet it is not my position to tell anyone how to live.

Let it be known that I am EXTREAMLY UNRELIGIOUS however that is not to say I am anti-religous. AstroDrabb has voiced my view of the situation almost word for word. With the exception of the whole between you and god thing.

Aside from the right and wrong of abortion there is a bigger more important issue. Not so much an issue, rather more of a question: WHO ARE YOU TO FORCE YOUR VIEWS ON OTHERS?