To: Tennessee Nana
Im glad you survived Roe V Wade
Thank you very much. It seems a sad commentary on the state of the nation when we have to declare our "survivorship," but such is the case.
One of my chidren is the same age as that brave young man who is in anguish over his generation...
Killed by choice. Sometimes I wonder about the friends I might have had and the great minds that were probably lost. It may, from a distance, appear to be merely a matter of numbers, but can you really fathom tens of millions of would-be Americans that will never be? They would be having children of their own now.
This same rhetoric helped murder them.. Passivity and compromise...neutrality and silence....
Again, I point towards the politician's love of abstraction: it is the best way to say nothing at all and justify just about anything.
414 posted on
01/13/2008 8:39:20 PM PST by
Das Outsider
("Fools are paramount in politics..."--Kenneth Minogue)
To: Das Outsider
One of the saddest things about the abortion genocide of the past 36 years is that so many people will never find their true soulmate in life—the one person who was meant to be theirs, but who was instead slaughtered by abortion doctors.
I have two daughters in their thirties who are still single and searching for the men who were destined to be their lifemates. I hope those men were not killed in the womb 30-35 years ago.
424 posted on
01/13/2008 8:47:30 PM PST by
Palladin
(Romney: "I was for abortion before I was against abortion.")
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