08-22-2015, 10:30 PM
I think bfine makes a rather fine point here, and I'm not just saying that because I'm on his side in the abortion debate.
It seems that many pro-choice people are making the argument that government doesn't have a right to tell a woman what to do, but that same government doesn't mind forcing private businesses to do certain things.
It's hypocritical, and a clear double standard.
IMO, private businesses should be free to serve or not serve whomever they want. If they make decisions to serve or not serve certain segments of society, the free market will sort it out.
The government shouldn't be making these decisions for them in a free society.
It seems that many pro-choice people are making the argument that government doesn't have a right to tell a woman what to do, but that same government doesn't mind forcing private businesses to do certain things.
It's hypocritical, and a clear double standard.
IMO, private businesses should be free to serve or not serve whomever they want. If they make decisions to serve or not serve certain segments of society, the free market will sort it out.
The government shouldn't be making these decisions for them in a free society.
