JOHNJWILSON -> JEFF BINKLEY wrote:

 ->> No, it is life and death, whether you like it or not.

 J> It's like getting a tooth pulled.


 RS>>> You remember what abortion was like, *PRIOR* to Roe V. Wade?
 RS>>> A hodgepodge of laws from state to state, with rich women paying
 RS>>> under the table or going on "European Vacations."
 RS>>> And poor women died.
 J> This was true when I was growing up.

Fewer women got abortions back then.

 ->> That makes no sense.  What they want is life.  You distort the issue so
 ->> that you can sleep well at night...

 J> THAT is worth my consideration...:-|

 J>   In none of your response did you show
 ->> any concern for the unborn.  None at all.  That is telling.

 J> Yep. A child is born alive when the first breath of air is taken.

It is alive long before that.

 J> Prior to that it is just a bunch of interesting collections of molecules...

That's what those who want to dehumanize the unborn in order to sleep
better at night.

 J> I think many (most?) women would disagree with my opinion...whatever they
 J> decide. If I were a woman, I'd not let Catholic Dogma rule me.

It isn't Catholic dogma. It is a scientific fact that the unborn baby is
alive in the womb the time it is is formed. Before that it is still life
and human.

 J> Democrats --  The party of the perfect, pragmatic president.

Right, he's the second coming of Christ.

 J> economic slavery .... the choice of Leo Strauss and the neocons...

"[E]conomic slavery?"

 J> -- I await the return of the Republican Party.


 J> Y'know I think we just might differ on some things...

So you would like to see the Republican party gone?

Ed

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