Seth's politics

[kahljorn]

I read your article and I agree with what you were saying(my flu makes me impatient and unwordy). That really does take morality out of the equation for the government since nobody is making profits on it. I think the idea that people can act immorally and gain profit from it(and that these are the way things are often setup) is ridiculously unproductive, and really just sets up for future immoral actions. Personally, I'm for aligning things so there's no moral choice or profit involved, just reality I suppose. In that sense I can agree that the state and morality should be kept far away from eachother.
However, I agree that you still have to recognize the effect abortion has on society, along with the other gratuities we graciously pass out. Which I guess was the entire point of my post, that the laws/rights that the government passes out have a huge effect on society and that we should choose them wisely if we want society to be something beautiful.

Not that I care either way, I'm just talking from my Stickuptheass idealist side of my personality. I have to say, I don't really care if women get abortions. Some of them need it, and would probably live shitty unproductive lives without it. For the same reason I don't want people fucking all the time and having shitty children, I'd have to be pro-choice-- despite how much it hurts me inside.