Sitara versus Cuaroc: Can libertarians be prolife.
The rules of this debate are this: You can upvote, downvote, or reply to each comment, but save the comments section for Cuaroc and myself. The side with the most points wins, and results will be posted in 7 days. Good luck to everyone.
Yes (Sitara).
Side Score: 13
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No (Cuaroc).
Side Score: 43
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"fact: Abortion violates the nonagression principle because it kills a living human child That is an opinion, not a fact. That is the opinion that this entire conversation and conflict is based on. Fact: Unborn children have the right to live. Again, that is an opinion, not a fact. Fact: Saying that Libertarians cannot be prolife is the not true Scotsman fallacy. First, I have not said that they cannot be. Second, it really isn't. There are certain aspects of religions and ideologies that are so basic that without them, the belief isn't being adhered to. For example, saying that a Christian who does not believe in the divinity of Christ is no true Christian would not be employing the No True Scotsman fallacy. Saying that a Socialist who does not believe in the public ownership of the means of production and distribution is not a socialist would not be employing the No True Scotsman." Still trying to get her to respond to this comment of mine. Side: No (Cuaroc).
About time you make good on your word. http://www.createdebate.com/argument/ Side: No (Cuaroc).
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