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To: the invisib1e hand

“To them, abortion is made in heaven.”

Forty years or so ago, did the powers-that-be know or even imagine that NYC’s black population would be aborting so many pregnancies? What is it, 60 percent or more?

Knowing that, I have to wonder whether such consequences were/are intentional or not and if so, I would also tend to believe that some right wing “extremists” are/were in favor of such consequences, which may explain why abortion is still legal.


34 posted on 04/10/2011 8:03:50 AM PDT by equaviator ("There's a (datum) plane on the horizon coming in...see it?")
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To: equaviator
Forty years or so ago, did the powers-that-be know or even imagine that NYC’s black population would be aborting so many pregnancies? What is it, 60 percent or more? Knowing that, I have to wonder whether such consequences were/are intentional or not and if so, I would also tend to believe that some right wing “extremists” are/were in favor of such consequences, which may explain why abortion is still legal.

As to your first question:

As to the second point, it appears that you believe racial genocide to be the province of "right wing 'extremists'". If so, you've bought the spin. It was the very Leftwing Hillary Clinton, herself a crusader against something she imagined was a "vast, right-wing conspiracy," who was recently honored by Planned Parenthood with their "Margaret Sanger Award for Achievement."

it isn't about left or right. It's about life and death. And yes, ultimately every political issue can be resolved into two sides: Culture of Life vs. Culture of death. There's your battle line.

58 posted on 04/10/2011 12:26:56 PM PDT by the invisib1e hand (You is what you am.)
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