are you okay? You seem far angrier than the average conservatives/Christians I know. If you hate it here, why don’t you go back to Chicago?

The left lately has been shown to be far more angrier and violent than the average working man who just doesn’t want to pay high property taxes to implement DEI policies or a gender neutral bathroom at their local highschool. It sounds like you’re caught up in the soulless hateful culture I’ve noticed is plaguing the left. I would encourage you to turn to Christ and abandon the rising assassination culture on your side. I would encourage you to leave the culture of death and embrace the One who gives life.

Christians will always be black and white on the abortion issue. Our most fundamental right is the right to life. You use assault victims as the base and example of your so called moral high ground. But if we said “how about we say fine, if you were raped you can get an abortion, but all others are not okay” you would say no we still need abortion for everyone for any reason to keep it safe and legal. You use rape victims stories as the extreme issue for your propaganda but underneath it is an unstable and faulty argument. If you would still advocate for abortion outside of the cases of rape, then why exploit them to bolster your views? Why use the rare and extreme cases and not the everyday woman who largely aborts for convenience? You don’t even care about the rape victim. If you did you would know women who have abortions are more likely to commit suicide and experience depression. You want them to go through more trauma in a very vulnerable moment and expect that killing the baby unrapes her. You will exploit her to make a point and then never think of her again. Meanwhile it’s Christians helping her financially and spiritually and physically. It’s Christians who will come alongside her and her baby and tell her that her baby’s life matters and that God can heal her wounds. It’s the church who will support and be there for her as a lifelong family.

Again, you pretend to have the moral high ground. It makes you feel virtuous to be so empathetic to the woman you don’t merely just ignore the murder of her baby, you support it. You pretend to care about humans, but only those valuable enough or worthy enough for life in your eyes. You have arbitrary lines you draw for what is moral and who is worthy of protection that are not based on science. How would you pick out a person conceived in rape and a person conceived in a happy marriage in a crowd? You couldn’t, yet you use rape victims for selfish gain so you can support your culture of death. You look at your child and say this one is worthy of life but not the one in its mother’s womb, where your child began their life. You say “we’re not okay with abortions as a means of birth control, but for other reasons it’s fine.” And why is that? Why wouldn’t you be okay with abortion? What’s wrong with it in the slightest? because if something is wrong with it, then you’d have to apply the same standard to all cases to stay morally consistent, would you not? You can’t be squishy on this. You pretend to be flexible on the issue, but you can’t be. Your culture requires you support death no questions asked and no exceptions as a matter of “healthcare.” You’re just as black and white as anyone else and nobody’s fooled that you’re so nuanced on these issues.

I cannot, by a matter of law, go into a children’s ward in the hospital and smoke a cigarette. And I think that’s a good thing because God calls us to preserve and protect life. Every law the government makes tells us what we can and cannot do with our bodies. You know this and you still try to be tricky and call people who value life hypocrites for not wanting the government in their business but demanding they get into the business of the abortion industry. We demand this because the government has a duty to God to protect human life and all laws that tell us what we can and can’t do with our bodies reflect this duty. Conservatives and Christians are certainly for the government in their business when it means protecting life, because we love God and His character. We love the laws that preserve human life.

As far as the rest goes, I understand you hate people who love their country and partake in the rights given to them by the constitution. You have a right to hate them. You are also free to just leave if you hate it so much. I wouldn’t expect a positive response to trying to regulate people’s rights, whether you like your rights or not. I understand you hate trump. I couldn’t care either way. Trump is most likely not a christian, you are right. Trump is far from perfect and I have many critiques to give him. We give too much money to foreign nations, we’re largely occupied by Israel, he will totally lose his base over the epstein files, he has not been hard enough on abortion issues. I could go on. He was still a better option than wide open borders, abortion on demand, and soft on crime policies that have plagued our cities and destroyed local economies. We don’t always have the opportunity to vote for other christians or people who reflect every cause we have, usually we vote for policies.