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by jpwagner
4687 days ago
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I couldn't agree more with your "first principle" approach. However with regards to "...this reverses vs. the abortion issue regarding political lines", I'll just gently suggest that you reconsider what your first principle question is (without trying to make this a political debate). Is it possible that your assumption that the political lines are illogical is invalid? A thought: coming up with the right questions is really hard and maybe arguing about the questions will fall along "political lines." |
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Any organic view of the world will have areas of self-contradiction and these are healthy because they represent points from which change can come. A perfectly consistent view of the world would be a very dismal thing, stagnant and detached from the complexities of life.