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In reply to the discussion: Why Democrats Struggle To Mobilize A 'Religious Left' [View all]trotsky
(49,533 posts)66. You said you favored more restrictions on abortion.
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"This emerging group of secular Democrats coexists a little uneasily with the more religious wing"
marylandblue
May 2019
#4
I don't think anyone on the religious left want a platform based on religion
marylandblue
May 2019
#30
Yes, there are people who think that, but feeding the poor is a standard progressive position.
marylandblue
May 2019
#34
"Is there any religious left leader who takes a non-progressive position because of religion?"
trotsky
May 2019
#36
I didn't say "progressive orthodoxy" was good or bad, and I'm certainly not calling myself smart.
marylandblue
May 2019
#43
I said that I MIGHT refuse to rule out restrictions until I got more details.
marylandblue
Jun 2019
#67
The fact that you would even consider restricting abortion rights is pretty repulsive.
trotsky
Jun 2019
#68
Well in terms of this thread, in general there is no such thing as a unlimited right.
marylandblue
Jun 2019
#79
OK, so you've basically just restated yourself multiple times. I don't know why.
trotsky
Jun 2019
#88
Discussion about our differing opinions. Which has been known to happen on DU from time to time.
marylandblue
Jun 2019
#91
First, don't tell me what my intentions are. Second, if I make a mistake, I admit it.
marylandblue
Jun 2019
#97
I'm not curious about why you are willing to impose restrictions on a woman's right to choose.
trotsky
Jun 2019
#98
All candidates make a bet. Buttigieg is betting more people will like his religious talk
marylandblue
May 2019
#35
No, the nones are expected to shut up and let the "religious left" do what they want.
trotsky
May 2019
#17
Religious right have a shitload of money. Nun's residence down the road from me, basically a mansion
applegrove
May 2019
#26
And chop that in about half, if you bother to read the next section about how important religion is
AtheistCrusader
Jun 2019
#95
Actually I did support it, contingent upon you actually reading the article.
AtheistCrusader
Jun 2019
#99