As long as she dots her i's and crosses her t's and gets it done promptly (withing 20 weeks) this bill declares the right of any woman to kill her baby, does it not?
A change from a situation in which women could still murder their children AFTER 20 weeks.
Its a stupid law, but its not an evil law.
Imagine a country in which murder of any child whatsoever, all the way up to the 18th birthday, were to exist.
A law was passed to prohibit killing of any children past the 12th birthday.
Is this "condoning" the murder of children up to 12 years old? Not really. Its saving the lives of children from 13-17. They aren't where they need to be, they should be saving the lives of every child, and the party that supports the very limited law above shouldn't really take any pride in it. I'm not saying you should vote for that party, especially when it sucks on so many other issues.
But ultimately, would you vote to save the kids from 13-17? I would. That doesn't mean I condone killing kids up until their 12th birthday.
My point is: making a law that further restricts the conditions under which murder is legal does not condone the rest of those murders.
Some of you guys are so fanatical that you would refuse to vote for a law that defined life as beginning at implantation because you couldn't ban abortion if you couldn't ban the pill at the same time. Absolutely ridiculous.
I know some good Republicans still hanging on to their Democrat Light Party with a sprinkle of greed. They need to go the way of the Wigs. They have ceased to function as a check and balance on the just as evil Democrats and need to be replaced. If the libertarians would just get off their legalize drugs campaign, we could get on with dismantling the Republicans and form a real party to combat the evil of the Democrat/Socialists......
The fact that the Texas Republicans have passed a law to protect some unborn children is the least of my concerns about Republicans.
I'm not sure what your problem with the libertarian drug stance, particularly considering that most libertarians would leave those types of issues to the states anyway.
I've never met a libertarian that primarily focused on that issue.
Personally, I'd love to see the libertarian and constitution parties merge, and I see no good reason they shouldn't be able too. Leave things like drug policy to the states. Its not that hard.