"We must end the forever wars and prioritize peace and diplomacy. We must reduce our military spending. We must work together with the international community to promote fair trade deals that lift up all workers and end the climate crisis. We must ensure that our aid to other countries is aligned with our values. America gave Saudi Arabia billions in weapons and watched the civilian death toll of their vicious bombing campaign in Yemen climb. The United States continued sending Egypt arms as they violently cracked down on so called 'peaceful' protesters. Israel received $38 billion in aid and promptly announced new settlements. We must use our financial leverage with other countries to encourage alignment with our shared values. We must also care for our veterans and invest in the VA." Justice Democrats I support directed beam weapons for use against ICBMs I support Marzieh Hashemi and it was wrong what the government did to her . I echo this article by Jason Unruh...
Through Departutism I view the lethal removal of an unwanted fetus as not legally permissible for the mid term (except in cases where the pregnancy jeopardizes the life of the mother, rape and incest) Both departurism and evictionism acknowledge that a fetus is a distinct, living human being and, further, admit his personhood. What makes these theories uniquely libertarian is twofold: They view the abortion issue in the mid term through the lens of property rights, allowing that an unwanted fetus is to a mother what a trespasser is to the owner of the property in question. They conceptually separate abortion in the mid term into (a) the removal of the child from the womb and (b) the resultant death of the child. Abortion, thus, is understood as lethal eviction. Both theories view the act of eviction, in isolation, as more or less broadly justifiable while justification for the full act of abortion is (for differing reasons and to varying degrees) more narrowly conceived. Moreover,...
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