Article Attack!

NOTE:  I was very blunt in my response on abortion. Sorry if I offended anybody :)

The first article I commented on was about abortion:
Idaho becomes first state to have so-called fetal pain abortion ban overturned by the courts

Here is my post:

feel that abortion should only be used or even considered in situations in which the mother was not responsible for conception, such as instances of rape or incest.  I also feel that a situation that compromises the life of the mother is a cause for abortion.  However, I do feel that it is not right or responsible for a mother to have an abortion when that mother chose to engage in sexual activity.  If a woman does not desire a child, or even desires one but is not able to support that child, that mother should have the responsibility to either abstain from sex or use birth control.  If a mother is not able to care for or provide a home for that child, having that child in the first place is extremely irresponsible.  I believe that if a woman was to engage in sexual activity and have an unwanted child, then she has a responsibility to care for the child that she chose to create and provide a home for that child.  I believe that any unmarried woman should abstain from sexual intercourse, especially teenage girls.  These people generally do not have the capability to care for a child.  I do not believe in restriction of freedom, but only in defending responsibility.

While I do believe these things from a religious standpoint, I also see these responsibilities for creating life as a moral and societal obligation.

The second one was on gun control in South Dakota Schools:  

South Dakota Law Will Allow Guns in Classrooms

Here is my post:

I am against gun control, but I do have some feelings against guns in classrooms.  While I do think that there should be an armed guard (thoroughly trained and tested), I think having teachers with guns could potentially be dangerous.  I do think it is the right of these people to carry guns, but I think they should not be able to carry guns in classrooms unless they have had extensive FBI background check. I agree with some gun control advocates that those who purchase guns should be given a mental health test. 

                I think teachers should choose not to carry weapons in classrooms, but I also believe it their constitutional right to bear arms. I do, however, think that all schools should have an armed faculty member (trained in security or law enforcement) ready to defend the children at that school at all times.