Cognitive Dissonance From The New York Times
Via Bart Hinkle:
Today’s Recommended Daily Allowance of cognitive dissonance comes courtesy of The New York Times‘ editorial page, which (1) denounces the Supreme Court’s ruling upholding a ban on partial-birth abortion, and (2) laments that New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine, recently injured in a traffic mishap, was not wearing his seat belt as required by state law.
In short, women have a right to control their own bodies—but motor-vehicle occupants don’t.
I’d argue that, in a partial-birth abortion, we aren’t talking about a part of a woman’s body so much as we’re talking about a separate person who is pulled mere inches from being completely separate from the woman’s body before being murdered.
But the larger point here is true. Liberals like liberty, as long as it’s the type of liberty they like.












