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To: Mrs. Don-o

Thats frightening,really.In New Orleans,I was working with the most impovershed group of blacks in the city and back then they were almost unanimously oposed to abortion.
So what hs happened since then?Did the moral barometer completely drop to the bottom?When I left the city in 1977,murders were around 100 per year.Ten years later,the figure was between 300-400 per year.
Maybe its all symptomatic of the same disease,hatred of life.Abortion is murder and I guess when you can do it at a Planned Parenthodd clinic,you feel you can also do it on a housing project courtyard.


21 posted on 08/24/2007 9:03:11 AM PDT by Riverman94610
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To: Riverman94610
I wish I understood this heart-sickening phenomenon of the sudden, calamitous plunge in the value of life and love and all things human.

I think of Quebec, which in about 10 years (I say this from memory: maybe 1965 - 1975?) went from having the most child-rich culture in the Western Hemisphere to the polar opposite, absolutely killing off their kids all the while bitching about the dwindling of French language and culture and influence in the polity of Canada. Duh.

Spain. Once Christ's Spain. Now, where did I just read it, the highest abortion rate in Europe? Italy. The city of Bologna: sunny, prosperous, lots of flowers, lots of food, wonderful food: the lowest non-plague, non-wartime birthrate in the history of the human race. For every child under the age of 5 in Bologna there are 25 people over the age of 50.

Poland. Poland. Total fertility rate 1.26. What the hell is happening? Matka Boska Częstochowska!

Excuse my ranting. I guess I'm in a mood.

23 posted on 08/24/2007 9:58:41 AM PDT by Mrs. Don-o (God bless the child who's got his own.)
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