Presidential Debate: Lannan13 vs. TBA

Thanks for the debate Lannan13.Ok now final rebuttals1. AbortionLook man the idea I'm proposing came from Bobby Jindal a REPUBLICAN governor of Louisiana. So you're saying that a women's right to her body is superseded by a fetus? That violates the 13th amendment which states, "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.". This falls under involuntary servitude as States do not have the right to force a woman to remain pregnant. So your argument of Abortion is unconstitutional is false. (http://www.theatlanticwire.com...)2. Gay Marriage Why? If we kept up with your "Status quo" we are essentially neglecting our constitution. To which the President has a solemn oath protect the constitution, and at times be forced to poke temporary holes in extraordinary times to protect the nation. Should we really continue to violate the constitution simply because the majority wants to? Look the Republicans during the reconstruction years protected the rights of the minority African Americans by going out of their way to create and pass the 14th amendment. By doing so they basically overturned the power of the tenth amendment had on civil liberties. 3. Voting FraudNice of you to misquote an article showing that voter fraud is rare. I still pass through with the same contention.4. Foreign PolicyAgain we must have a cool head and a logical strategy. I think you read my argument wrong.See with Syria I said we shouldn't arm the rebels covertly like we did with the Mujahadeen since its basically arming any terrorist organization that calls itself the resistance. I didn't mention Iraq and I mentioned Taliban rule before We beat them out of Afghanistan to show that Egypt is actually on the better side of revolution. NK- We're already working on it so you're just stating the status quo.5. Welfare & Social SecurityOk, it seems that my contention on welfare hasn't gotten through to you. Welfare is a part of Social Security. If Social Security is abolished then you are abolishing welfare. No reforms like you said, just abolition of welfare and social security. So you're saying that Americans should carry their birth certificates on them? Thats BS I mean what about the online transactions which won't allow Birth Certificates. I mean if we go to birth certificates for identification thats like saying hey potential identity thieves, here's my personal info so why don't you all take my personal savings and create a huge debt thats stuck on me.6. DeficitSo what if you have two gold dollars, it just shows that the fiat value of the US dollar is greater than the market value of gold. If you want to create a similar Nixon shock then by all means go ahead. We already have a flexible currency which will allow us to adjust the value of the dollar accordingly, so there is no need for platinum money.7. Electoral CollegeMy point is the prevention of a Mobocracy similar to France during the French revolution, or the political indecisiveness of Germany before Hitler took power. See we tried to use your idea of popular votes through something called popular sovereignty back in the 1800s. Well the results of that popular sovereignty led to an event called "Bleeding Kansas" and caused the Brooks-Sumner incident. Now unless we want to go back to those days of voter fraud and anarchy I say keep the electoral college.8. Gun ControlDude, I'm not saying we should ban guns, I'm saying we should regulate the sale of guns and ammo so that people like Lanza, Holmes, and other maniacs from getting them. It's still allows for the right to bear arms so it doesn't violate the constitution.Without Liberation there is no civilization refers to anarchy so remember if you want a stable society vote Rayze, because I'm here to work with you in creating a better America