Mimi Gallandt -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 MG> Ed Hulett -> Sean Dennis wrote:
 EH>> Sean Dennis -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 SD>>> Hello, Ed.

 SD>>> Tuesday September 09 2008 at 19:21, you wrote to me:

 EH>>>> You'd think so, but PP has devolved into advocates for
recreational
 EH>>>> sex with no consequences, i.e. abortion on demand up to and
 MG> including
 EH>>>> the moment of birth.

 SD>>> Ah, yes, and the "morning-after" pill too, if I
remember right.
 EH>> Didn't
 SD>>> that become readily available?  Some sort of debacle about that keeps
 SD>>> trying to pop up in my feeble memory.

 EH>> Planned Parenthood has advocated more how to off the poor innocent
 MG> child
 EH>> than to actually help couples plan their families.

 MG> To an advocate of choice your rational argument goes out the window when
 MG> you refer to a morning after fetus as "the poor innocent child".

It's still an innocent life. It didn't invade, it didn't attack. It is the
result of activity that is designed to create life.

I couldn't care less what an advocate of choice thinks of my argument, it
doesn't change the fact that it is life and it is human whether you couch
it in terms like "fetus" or "lump of cells" or whatever
you like.

 EH>> IIRC, the founder of PP (Singer?) was an advocate of population
 MG> control,
 EH>> especially that of minorities.

 MG> Worse; eugenics.

Yes, and her support for eugenics was to control the minority population.
No less evil than Hitler in her belief.

Ed

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