re: #199 wrenchwench

Absolutely. I think it’s unconstitutional and the will of the voters and the will of the legislators and whoever else’s will is involved should be overturned, not just ignored.

This is what happens when people don’t live, and expect their government to live, by the MYOB principle. When you believe the government has the right to force people to buy health insurance, to regulate what we eat/ingest/pierce in general, or pass any law where the phrase “it’s for the children!” has been used, then it makes it a little harder to argue the people don’t have the right to insist on a medical procedure for pregnant woman.

This is a situation where people need to vote with their feet by moving. If I held an extreme minority view on an important social issue and 97% of my neighbors disagree with me, I’d move.