What would you say to the charge that recruiting for terrorist organizations is actually illegal, and that the Texas laws were created legally by democratically elected officials?
Surely there is some daylight between the 2.
What would you say to the charge that recruiting for terrorist organizations is actually illegal, and that the Texas laws were created legally by democratically elected officials?
Surely there is some daylight between the 2.
There are certainly shades of gray all over but I also don’t think anything can be excused as morally acceptable because it’s decided democratically.
> actually illegal
The thing though is that abortions are now in that category too!
Democratically elected officials creating laws without public support is sometimes necessary (e.g for budgetary reasons, environmental reasons or similar). Doing it in this situation isn’t that.
>I also don’t think anything can be excused as morally acceptable because it’s decided democratically.
Wasn't asserted.
>The thing though is that abortions are now in that category too!
The website is not providing illegal abortions. Or else sadly goDaddy would probably be required by law to take it down.
Anyways, I've learned from other comments that these laws are so broad that even activism supporting the right to abortion can be deemed illegal. So inadvertently you might've made a point if that proves true.