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RU486 - something to be said for considered debate : Comments
By Andrew Laming, published 16/2/2006Where substantial ethical concerns exist, Parliament should retain the option to resume the power delegated to the Therapeutic Goods Adminsistration when required.
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Reason argues: ‘this argument fails as the whole of society does not agree on whether the pre-born have these rights in the first place.
If the whole of society cannot agree and the whole of the body of experts cannot agree – then it is folly for the minority to presume to be right and force your view on others.
Given this, the only one to make a judgement is the individual’
First you argue that the whole of society or the body of experts should agree what is right…not a minority – then you flip and pass YOUR judgment that the INDIVIDUAL should make the judgment…isn’t one a MINORITY?
REASON: ‘I made no judgement on whether to decide this for one’s self was right, wrong, correct or incorrect.’
Reason: ‘You could argue that in defending the unborn…However this argument fails’
Sounds like judgments to me…also sounds like you ‘imposing your beliefs’… etc.
Reason: ‘every individual also has the right to reject your truth and find their own’
Your lack of ‘reason’ beggers belief – truth, whatever it is, is universal…it doesn’t require you or I to agree with it first. Neither of us OWN it, nor can we manipulate it to suit our own convenience…it is nonsensical to suggest that your comment, therefore, can be regarded as reasoned debate.
You applaud Col and Yabby’s ‘patience’ but deprecatingly say, ‘a little wasted on the crowd who believe only God’s way is the right way.’
I’m still waiting for Col or Yabby’s ‘patience’, civility or reasonable debate, to be expressed in their posts. It appears you lose any sense of ‘reason’ unless the point of view agrees with your own or do you argue your case believing that your way is the WRONG way? Curious.
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