Abortion Should Be Abolished

I was wondering if you would respond, and am happy that you found time to do it. Also, thanks for the numbers. That way, I don't have to quote paragraph after paragraph. 1) Yes, the media did brush up the deaths, or at least, until Donald Trump came into power. Once he did, then the leftist media of course took it out on him. But that is not the point. "They are trying their best" was only a bit of my argument. Still, you must understand yet again that this is war. While deaths are, and should be, frowned upon, unlike abortion, this is not an issue of convenience. This is an issue that will, and has, changed the future of the world. Therefore, I am sure that the Army weighs the risks and the downfalls of the civilian deaths. I doubt that the army just goes out to the battlefield and kills whoever they want. There are repercussions and incentives not to kill innocents. Are most of these true of abortion? No. 2) (On an off note, is it true that the stereotypes of American Army is their arrogance and their surety that they are always right?) Yes, yes, I admit that phrase was a mistake. However, as I said before, it is not just about if it was purposeful. It is about the background in general. I would suggest you read the paragraph above. 3) Just because death is death at the end of a PROVERBIAL day, doesn't mean that I can have different opinions on death. Background and purpose play a HUGE part. If what you say is true, then why do laws exist? Why do people even care about any murder? As long as someone dies, the murderer should be penalized regardless. 4) I wouldn't assume that you understand how law works in this country. I don't think anyone does. However, what I proposed in Round 4 may not exactly happen, but the end result would be the same. 5) True. Honestly, that would make a fun debate. I would probably meet in the middle. In my opinion, religion's MORALS should be like teenager's parents. At least some of them. As you said, another place another time. 6) Again, it wouldn't force it. It would simply influence. I don't think America's foreign policy is going to force it brutally on these countries. What I am saying is that America is a star that a good bit of smaller countries look up to (sometimes wrongfully so), and by overturning abortion, maybe they would listen. 7) I chose to ignore it mainly because I don't the point in this argument. Ireland's culture is changing, and I would say that about a lot of cultures. HOWEVER, that does not mean would should lose sight in basic and agreed upon morals that are 99% objective. Murder is one of them, which is why a big argument of mine is that abortion is murder, which would objectivity it to being bad. 8) So we should throw trying to make ourselves better out the door and just accept that we're all terrible people? What if this going to solve? We should always be trying to be better, and go against terrible human nature. Of course, nothing can be 100%, but still, what if we just gave up? What would happen to acts like murder and rape? Why are laws created in the first place? 9/10) True, but what about the "purity" point Walsh made? I think it's fair to say that children and babies have done less wrong than adults. However, collective will always come first, and I respect that in today's government. Good luck, and it was pleasure.