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Abortion has nothing to do with the woman's body (unless it affects/threatens their health) but everything to do with the life of the baby, the mother, and the father. |
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Although I don't agree with abortion, I agree that people need to understand that you can't force somebody to think like you and ultimately it's their life, not yours, so it's best to just stay out of their business since, in the end, you aren't affected by their decisions.
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So which candidate has the best chance of fixing our educational / economical / immigration issues?
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Economics? I know people hate this, but... Trump. He knows how to run a business, and a large business at that. Immigration? It depends what you mean by "fix." Get rid of illegal immigrants? Make them citizens? I'm not sure if Democrats (or Republicans to a degree) have any idea on future preventative measures, which is the most important thing, so we don't have this problem again in the future. I personally liked John Kasich's idea for how to handle the immigration issue. |
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IMO, Trump would do best on the economy and immigration and that's not even close. Sanders would do "best" on education, but it'd come at a huge expense. |
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You do realize ISIS is already hugely outnumbered. The problem is though they hide amongst civillians just like the Viet Cong did in Vietnam. You're going to destroy numerous countries all which have any sort of ISIS influence just to destroy a group of terrorists? That'll do more bad than good. Civillain casualties+Land being destroyed+Countries being ruined long-term etc. Atleast now you know that dealing with the ISIS situation isn't as easy as you think it is. |
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As for science: http://www.sify.com/news/top-10-scie...sqeghcisi.html Science is about discovery and always learning more. Many things they claim to know at some point in time are proven wrong. As for abortion. I'm not bringing up that argument again, but here is a good article to read to come up with a better-educates opinion on abortion and when the cutoff point should be, if any. http://thebrainbank.scienceblog.com/...ortion-debate/ And an article with a different viewpoint: http://www.nrlc.org/uploads/factshee...UnbornPain.pdf |
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