Justice Ginsberg "Roe v. Wade to rid undesirables"

[LouC]

Originally Posted by See It Clearly

Thanks for the answer.

I won't debate the quotation issue with you because I think we are dealing with perception, you say tomato I say tamato, no need to bicker on that. But I do have another question.

Do you think, based on Ginsburg's acknowledgement of an undesireable population group, that her view is similar to that of Sanger's views on eugenics?

No I do not.

[ThrowCop]

Thanks for your patience with the slow-to-comprehend, Lou.

I am anti-abortion & after reading the full interview, I understood that she was not speaking in the terms most here have tried to say.

[LouC]

Originally Posted by ThrowCop

Thanks for your patience with the slow-to-comprehend, Lou.

I am anti-abortion & after reading the full interview, I understood that she was not speaking in the terms most here have tried to say.

Thanks

[See It Clearly]

Originally Posted by LouC

No I do not.

Why not? If there is a "group" we don't want too many of, and we institute measures to control the growth of that group via death of the unborn, is that not eugenics?

[LouC]

Originally Posted by See It Clearly

Why not? If there is a "group" we don't want too many of, and we institute measures to control the growth of that group via death of the unborn, is that not eugenics?

Why not?

Because my friend there is no evidence of it.

Pretty easy to see it clearly, just need to look, the answer to that question was already contained in this thread.