vermontsavant wrote:
any profound social complexities besides pride vs cure.not to put you down at all id like to hear your wisdom on something besides pride vs cure.now were beating a dead brontasorous
As you are an anti-abortion advocate the complexity produced in social value is something that is not in your interest I see. However sociology of this all will remain an interest and may end up in text-books. I already have a Harvard graduate wanting my opinion papers on the issues in context to the macro social sphere.
It is a known fact anti-abortion groups like ASAN call compassionate based pursuits like cure pity. How far will they go like my organization was attacked by a few claiming to be member of ASAN to control the image of autism in society for their political purposes. It's an issue of great importance simply because of how it has PROVEN to effect other unrelated causes.
MY wisdom regardless is to whenever possible not use the abortion issue to conflict with other issues of human rights concerns. The strategy will in the short term effect other issues as that is there PR method to get attention but in the long-run others will resent it. What I'm trying to say is the worse kind of enemy toward progress is protectionism of one agenda effecting other real issues such as inclusion and individuals and groups using adversity recklessly and irresponsibly for self-centered attention gathering to advance or even force how they believe on others.
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