Imposed morality, of any flavor...on any platform, is wrong and should be put down...IMO
That's like saying that for a guy to flap his arms and fly to the moon is wrong and should be put down.
It's an academic point.
Morality
cannot be imposed from outside. Someone acting in a particular way because he fears retribution if he acts otherwise is motivated by
law, not morality.
A man who acts morally does so because he chooses voluntarily to choose his own behavior in such a way that it approaches a moral standard that he has willingly adopted for himself.
A rapist (in the classical sense, now, not one of the more modern watered-down versions) who impregnates his victim requires her, among other things, to make a decision between at least two unpleasant alternatives--making room in her life on very short notice to carry a pregnancy to term, or murdering her own child.
It's a heinous violation of her rights to force her into such a choice, which is one of the reasons that we think of it as such a terrible crime.
But looking for a cheap, quick way out of it--well, okay, it's murder, but in this case I guess we can give you a pass--isn't a solution to the problem at hand, and defrauding the victim into thinking it is one is a further violation of her rights.
Regardless of what the government says, if she has an abortion she will become a child-murderer, and years later when she's lying in bed staring at the ceiling wondering if it was a boy or a girl she killed and whether she would be a grandmother by now if she hadn't, the government will not be there with a solution.
It's one of those bad things that you
can't make better. But you can definitely make it worse, that's for damn sure. You can make
anything worse by denying reality.
