Responding to: “I’m Pro-Life But Can’t Force my Morality on Others”

This is an argument I get so often from people who don’t want to take a stand against abortion or get involved with pro-life work. They always say that other people don’t believe that abortion is killing a human so we can’t force “our morality” on them. Just because we are pro-life does not mean we should tell someone who is not pro-life they should not have an abortion.

I will be honest; this to me is really just a cop-out, an excuse for people to not take a stand or get involved.

The fact is, abortion is the taking of a human being’s life and whether someone refuses to see the truth does not change a clear fact.

Just because you say that you don’t believe something that is true does not make it untrue.
Let’s look at a few instances in law where people’s disagreement with a truth does not make a difference in the law at all:

1. NAMBLA, an organization who believes that it is morally ok for grown men to sleep with young boys. Yes, this is a real organization who really believes the rest of the world is “pushing their morality”
on them by enforcing child molestation laws on them.

Should we change the law to allow these perverse men to have sexual relations with young boys just because they believe it is ok?

Of course not.

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