I believe the Kermit Gosnell trial changed a lot of people's thinking on abortion, especially the late term version.
Even the most ardent supporters of choice get squeezy when you start talking about hacking up 20 week fetuses. The truth is, it looks too damned much like a real live baby.
As medical science progresses, you will probably see more and more people turn against the abortion industry.
Why the heck doesn't every woman, or girl, that is old enough to breed carry a morning after pill with them at all times. This could end 95 percent of all abortions.
Originally Posted by Jackie S
Having ladies carry the morning after pill or even carrying around other forms of contraceptives (hell, dudes should be carrying around condoms too) would be great but would require quite a few changes such as sex education that is something other than abstinence-only and a cultural shift where it's acceptable to have sex without being married to your partner.
Free shit paid for by others will always win the day when the freeloaders can control electoral outcomes !
There is no proof that Hispanics will act more like Asians than the black community...all evidence suggests they will follow the black path of plantation politics.
The future of Texas (and America) is bleak.
Originally Posted by Whirlaway
I honestly think a large difference between Asians and say blacks & hispanics is the education level of the general demographic of immigrants.
A much higher percentage of hispanic immigrants are illegal and have less education than many Asian immigrants who a much higher percentage are here for their undergrad or graduate programs.
Higher education will usually mean higher income and generally speaking, those with higher income will tend to vote Republican.
Sadly, as we see in much of the black community (of course there are many exceptions to this generalization!), at least in the US, it seems that there's a general acceptance of not getting a good education as well as idealization of rappers/athletes/the prison culture. That cycle just seems to be a very difficult cycle to break.