Quote:The law also said slaves where not people. Doesn't change the violation of personal property rights that slavery violated.

Couple things:


First, isn't it fascinating that in both abortion and slavery, religion was used to restrict the freedom of the group? Pretty interesting.


Secondly, the slavery argument doesn't hold water to me. Personhood of a slave wasn't at question, it was whether that lesser man/woman/child can be property of another.


Abortion, legally speaking, is not about property rights, but personhood---among other things, of course.


I'm sorry, but your morality views of an abortion does not give you the right to force the government to push your views onto the freedoms I'm granted.


Any libertarian that doesn't see that is not a real libertarian, but an agenda pusher just like the rest of the establishment politicians on both sides.

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