[Aquinasfan]

"One caller, identified as K-Dog, proudly asserted that he was responsible for 16 abortions between two different women. K-Dog's second wife called in to proudly verify the 5 abortions she had with him. Graphic descriptions and crude jokes were included.

Unfortunately, there is no end in sight.

[Prov3456]

On the other hand, this program might influence the "fence-sitters" who believe that abortion is wrong but they "wouldn't want to force a woman to carry to term against her will."

Programs like this demonstrate clearly for all to see (and hear) that abortion is used as birth control, that the greatest beneficiaries of abortion are the men, and that the abortion-lobby's words of the past 32 years have been lies.

[N. Theknow]

One caller, identified as K-Dog, proudly asserted that he was responsible for 16 abortions between two different women.

K-Dog?

Hmmm.

Sounds as though the gentleman may be involved in the "personal pharmaceutical" trade. Or perhaps a match-maker for hour-long relationships.

[SaltyJoe]

I'm reminded of a "Midnight Express" scene where an unrepentant character Billy Hayes (played by Brad Davis) cannot bring himself to say anything nice to get him out of a Turkish prison. Because he's neither gracious to his judge (who wants to set him free), nor tempered enough to keep his mouth shut, he awards himself with about 30 additional years of prison time on top of the 5 or so he's already served (I can't remember all of the details).

Thus, I see the similarity with radio shock jocks who can't alter their performance. It's a vanity that I've also seen in my character (hopefully only in the past).

(Oliver Stone has apologized for the "over dramatized" movie script.)