-> BA> JB>>> happens over 800,000 times a year in the US,
-> BA> JB>>> 32M+  since Roe v Wade and involves 1 in 6 pregnancies.
->
-> BA> BA>> You really want to support another 32 million
-> BA> BA>> unemployed/unemployable welfare recipients in this country?
->
-> BA> JB> Wow.  You condemn them all to a life of poverty and
don't BA> JB>
-> believe that  all life is precious and able to all significant BA>
JB> value
-> to their Earth?
->
-> BA>On your first point I don't condemn them to anything, I simply noted
-> BA>that there aren't enough (paying) jobs for the people who are here
-> BA>now.  Adding 32 million to the population would simply aggravate the
-> BA>existing problem.
->
-> JB>You miss the economics point people create jobs for other people and
-> JB>that a country's most valuable natural resource is its people.
->
-> Of those 32 million + individuals who's lives were ended so abruptly, how
-> many of them might have grown up to become Einstein-class scientists? How
-> many of them might have helped give us a whole new source of low cost, high
-> yield energy to power our homes? Our motor vehicles? Our public
-> transportation?
->
-> What one of them might have come up with a way to harness the nuclear fusion
-> that powers the Sun, and thereby given Mankind an almost endless source of
-> power?

Indeed.  It would appear Bob doesn't factor this into his economics equations
...


Jeff

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