WAYNE CHIRNSIDE -> Ross Cassell wrote:
 ->> 25 Mar 07 10:40, you wrote to STAN HARDEGREE:

 WC>>> What's you opinion on the Texas Republican drive to
 WC>>> finance welfare mothers to birthin welfare babies
 WC>>> using your tax dollars as an incentive to carry them to term
 WC>>> rather than allowing abortion?

 ->> I thought Stan was a resident of the state of Georgia?

 WC>>> Welfare babies often grow up to be welfare adults
 WC>>> never getting off pof welfare.

 ->> Were you a welfare baby?

 WC> Nice attempt at evasion and the usual editting for context we've come to
 WC> expect from you.

 WC> I was 2 months premature with severe health issues if you must know.
 WC> 1955

Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

Poor little Waynie...

 WC> I have had my spine broken twice.
 WC> attempted to rejoine the work force as I'd always been gaifully employed
 WC> when a sixteen your old driving a car ran me over the second time.

So you claim...

 WC> But back to the Texas Republican effort to take your tax dollars
 WC> to pay the ppor to birth babies.
 WC> Do you have a view on this?

I do, moron. The Texas *State Legislature* is using *Texas State* taxes to
pay for this. Only a moron would think a state legislature could say how
*federal* taxes were used.

 WC>>> OTOH the Democratic party supports choice allowing abortions.

 ->> So death is preferable to the DEMS?

 WC> Better than the Texas Repucan view of paying $500 dollars of *your*
 WC> taxes to poor welfare mothers to birth them babies don't you think?

No, moron, Ross C. doesn't live in Texas, so they can't use his tax dollars
for anything.

So death is better than life?

 WC> Not to mention freedomof choice issues.

Are you saying that offering $500 dollars to carry a baby to term violates
the woman's freedom of choice?

Are you really that much of an idiot?

 WC> But perhaps you want to pay welfare mothers to birth them babies?

You really are an idiot.

Ed

-- 
"An unlimited power to tax involves, necessarily, a power to
destroy; because there is a limit beyond which no institution
and no property can bear taxation."

-- John Marshall (McCullough v. Maryland, 1819)

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