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Originally Posted by seattlelou
Hell I am not even pro life and I absolutely do agree that it is a Christian litmus test. But it is not a civil liberties litmus test imo.
I used the term to specifically address the choice option. RP has been very clear he believes in choice. His first debate performance about heroin use, how it should be between a person and their own personal want/need, specifically in that it's victimless crime, lends credence to his civil liberties position.
But, when you begin to insert qualifications based on morals, can you still be that staunch advocate for civil liberties. That's where the GOP, and most conservatives, fall behind the liberal democrats in civil rights.
The side who has control will always believe they are operating in the best interest of all.
and to all, I was VERY CLEAR I didn't want the major hijack in play right now. Choice does not equal abortion, it never did and never will. If you have proof those two words have the same meaning, either supply the appropriate cite, or grow the **** up.