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To: montag813
I was able to go through it, he made a lot of good points, I would love to sit through his lecture of the material.

He is right, what is different between Hitler killing off all the mentally ill and aborting babies that may have Down's syndrome? And that's without even challenging Darwin's theory.

11 posted on 03/24/2007 11:13:44 PM PDT by txroadkill (Free Ramos and Compean. Duncan Hunter'08)
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You believe this belongs in a high school biology class?


12 posted on 03/24/2007 11:15:58 PM PDT by Hildy (Too err is human, to moo...bovine.)
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To: txroadkill
He is right, what is different between Hitler killing off all the mentally ill and aborting babies that may have Down's syndrome? And that's without even challenging Darwin's theory.

Ummm, yeah! It's without even challenging Newton, or Einstein as well. Dude, put down your hash pipe. Take a blow.

24 posted on 03/25/2007 12:17:31 AM PDT by dr_lew
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To: txroadkill

"He is right, what is different between Hitler killing off all the mentally ill and aborting babies that may have Down's syndrome? And that's without even challenging Darwin's theory."

the funny thing is that they assume so quickly this guy was being ridiculous by saying such things about planned parenthood.

Clearly he did his homework concerning Margaret Sanger, and they did not.

She admired Hitler - she admired the eugenics movement - and she sought to promote abortion among the poor minorities but not among the wealthy whites.

This was an organization born in racism - not in "women's rights"


90 posted on 03/25/2007 8:54:20 PM PDT by Scotswife
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To: txroadkill

"He is right, what is different between Hitler killing off all the mentally ill and aborting babies that may have Down's syndrome? And that's without even challenging Darwin's theory."

All very interesting and worthy of discussion and debate, no doubt. But what does it have to do with evolution, and is it a suitable subject for a high school science class?


131 posted on 03/27/2007 6:10:50 AM PDT by -YYZ-
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