Do you fall firmly on one side of an issue, or can there be grey areas?

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Yes, I feel 100% in my conclusions with no wiggle room.

No, I feel like both sides can sometimes have a viable argument.

You can only vote on one answer.

This is why I don't jump into political discussions often, because sometimes, I do see both sides, which of course can result in total disaster.

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bijouxbroussard · F

Honestly it depends on the issue. On the abortion issue, for example, I’m solidly pro-choice, which is [b]not[/b] pro-abortion, (I wouldn’t have one). I believe only the pregnant woman can decide, and no one who isn’t planning to pay her doctors bills or raise any children she bears should have any say. I feel very strongly about that. Someone who claims to be pro-life, has adopted or who regularly fosters children, and is anti-death penalty is someone whose consistency I can at least respect. But I still disagree with making abortions [b]illegal[/b].