There are two varieties of abolition, which are social liberal and social conservative. I am of the second kind. How does abolitionism relate to conservatism? The two are about "the least of these." We know Jesus said prisoners are the least of these, but Evangelium Vitae seemed to include the preborn as a group of the least of these: "In helping the hungry, the thirsty, the foreigner, the naked, the sick, the imprisoned—as well as the child in the womb and the old person who is suffering or near death—we have the opportunity to serve Jesus." How is abortion and incarceration related? For starters, both disproportionately involve violence against Blacks. Abortion kills blacks disproportionately. Incarceration disproportionately affects Blacks. Both also involve the right to life: abortion kills blacks and so does the police. There's even a deeper similarity: Evangelium Vitae, for example, is against suicide and the leading cause of death among prisoners is suicide.
Immigration is a point related to abolition. Some Chinese people have fled China due to the one child policy to the US, yet they were held in jail for a prolonged amount of time. I think the one child policy runs counter to the pro-life message. A Catholic encyclical say every marital act must not be separated from reproduction. Another example of criticism of antinatalism is by Allan Carlson: "Using a large American sample, a 2015 study on the relationship between divorce and the use of oral contraceptives, sterilization, and abortion, found that these practices 'increased the likelihood of divorce—up to two times,' when compared to couples using Natural Family Planning." And prisoners have been forcefully sterilized.
I feel like heterosexuality and abolition are connected. Abolitionists oppose Child Protective services, which kidnap children away from their parents. Only heterosexual can reproduce, so this is a heterosexual issue. Of course, incarceration separates children from their parents. And female prisoners are more likely to lose custody of their children since they're farther from their children due to the fact there's less female prisons. Incarceration is anti-family.
Abolitionists also support gun control as a way to reduce violence. Gun rights lead to suicide because they are an effective means.
My last point is that abolitionists support police free schools. This is a concern of parents, which are heterosexuals. Homosexuals can't reproduce. The police have also killed children, a concern of parents. For example Lacquan MacDonald was 17 years old when he was killed by a cop. I've also vaguely heard about #FreeBlackMamas that seems to have freed mothers from prisons.
However, the main question is regarding transgenderism. Support of transgenderism is the main barrier towards abolition for conservatives. This is my response: Right winger Ronald Reagan opposed the Briggs Amendment that would have required teachers to be heterosexual. I made a thread about how homosexuality infests the GOP.
It's also worth noting that not all abolitionist literature has defended homosexuality. There's a Christian book - The Fall of the Prison. I've never read it, so it's just an assumption. Really, Wikipedia has an article on "Christian Abolition..." I haven't read it though.
George Floyd was straight. Breonna Taylor was sleeping with her boyfriend. I don't know all the cases, but most involved heterosexuals.
To conclude, if you believe in heterosexual rights, perhaps you should support abolition. If homosexuality disgusts you, perhaps you should be abolitionist. If we want to make abolition a conservative movement, then we need to write.
Immigration is a point related to abolition. Some Chinese people have fled China due to the one child policy to the US, yet they were held in jail for a prolonged amount of time. I think the one child policy runs counter to the pro-life message. A Catholic encyclical say every marital act must not be separated from reproduction. Another example of criticism of antinatalism is by Allan Carlson: "Using a large American sample, a 2015 study on the relationship between divorce and the use of oral contraceptives, sterilization, and abortion, found that these practices 'increased the likelihood of divorce—up to two times,' when compared to couples using Natural Family Planning." And prisoners have been forcefully sterilized.
I feel like heterosexuality and abolition are connected. Abolitionists oppose Child Protective services, which kidnap children away from their parents. Only heterosexual can reproduce, so this is a heterosexual issue. Of course, incarceration separates children from their parents. And female prisoners are more likely to lose custody of their children since they're farther from their children due to the fact there's less female prisons. Incarceration is anti-family.
Abolitionists also support gun control as a way to reduce violence. Gun rights lead to suicide because they are an effective means.
My last point is that abolitionists support police free schools. This is a concern of parents, which are heterosexuals. Homosexuals can't reproduce. The police have also killed children, a concern of parents. For example Lacquan MacDonald was 17 years old when he was killed by a cop. I've also vaguely heard about #FreeBlackMamas that seems to have freed mothers from prisons.
However, the main question is regarding transgenderism. Support of transgenderism is the main barrier towards abolition for conservatives. This is my response: Right winger Ronald Reagan opposed the Briggs Amendment that would have required teachers to be heterosexual. I made a thread about how homosexuality infests the GOP.
It's also worth noting that not all abolitionist literature has defended homosexuality. There's a Christian book - The Fall of the Prison. I've never read it, so it's just an assumption. Really, Wikipedia has an article on "Christian Abolition..." I haven't read it though.
George Floyd was straight. Breonna Taylor was sleeping with her boyfriend. I don't know all the cases, but most involved heterosexuals.
To conclude, if you believe in heterosexual rights, perhaps you should support abolition. If homosexuality disgusts you, perhaps you should be abolitionist. If we want to make abolition a conservative movement, then we need to write.
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