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Person 1: I’m pro-choice because I’m libertarian. Person 2 (our hero): Most libertarians think the government should prevent aggressive violence. Ron Paul and many others think that includes abortion.

Libertarian

The “non-aggression principle” (NAP) is a cornerstone of natural-rights libertarianism, endorsed by the U.S. Libertarian party. The NAP is an ethical directive prohibiting aggression. There is debate among libertarians about whether there should be any government at all, but those who support the existence of a government generally believe that it should enforce the NAP.

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Person 1: We shouldn’t tell women what to do. Person 2 (our hero): I agree that we should generally avoid restricting people’s freedom, but we should make exceptions to keep people from hurting each other.Person 1: I support abortion access because I think women should have choices. Person 2 (our hero): I think people should have lots of choices in life, but there have to be some limits. E.g., I don’t think parents should be given the choice to abuse their kids. Would you agree?Person 1: A woman’s choice to get an abortion is none of your business. Person 2 (our hero): I don’t want to violate anyone’s privacy. Let me ask a question; bear with me. If I overhear parents planning to kill their two-year-old, should I intervene?Person 1: I don’t like the idea of the government forcibly preventing the women who want abortions from getting them. Person 2 (our hero): Neither do I. I wish it never came to that. I want everyone to reject abortion out of love and respect for the preborn.
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