Religion
In reply to the discussion: Why Democrats Struggle To Mobilize A 'Religious Left' [View all]marylandblue
(12,344 posts)Enphasis on the MIGHT, in case you missed it, and I'll repeat it so it's not hidden. I MIGHT be open to restrictions in some cases. Clear?
I hold this position, in part (as in not completely, but only in part) due to my personal experience with actual people with actual uteruses. Not 4 billion other uteruses, who somehow have a say in my personal affairs and opinions, but an individual in my own life who has a uterus, said something was my business and I agreed. In her own life. Imagine that. Without consulting with NARAL.
And also as a consequence of my personal experience, any man, regardless of his stance on abortion who thinks this issue does not affect his life either has never been there or is completely unfeeling.
Likewise, any woman who thinks having a uterus gives her some special insight into what other women think about their own uteruses is totally clueless.
Which is why there are men such as yourself who support women's rights, and women such as Phyllis Schafly who did not. Because women's rights are not just for women, they are also for men who care about women. Actual women, that is. Not political cardboard cutouts.