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To: kellynla

When you examine the pedigree of their ideas, what you come to understand is that the abortion issue is one of the keystones to devaluing human life. This is something that is implicit in the ideology of the Left; it’s cast into their philosophical DNA.

Humans are things.

That the essence of it. Humans are fungible and ultimately disposable “assets”.

This is why you’ve got the likes of Margaret Sanger and Dr. Peter Singer doing their damndest to move the goalposts when it comes to defining life and humanity. Singer, for example, has argued that infants up to 28 months old don’t really have any cognitive ability that defines them as human. So it’s OK to ‘terminate’ them if the parent (or really, the State) so chooses.

Who lives, who dies. That’s the power they seek. They are all monsters, monsters from the deepest dark heart of of our existence and history is replete with the outcomes and the evidence of their sick Utopian ideas.

History also tells us what we must do to deal with them. As does my tagline.


20 posted on 08/25/2008 7:59:13 AM PDT by Noumenon (Time for Atlas to shrug - and pick up a gun.)
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To: Noumenon

Human beings:

Evolved apes,
or the crowning glory of God’s creation, housing an eternal soul created in God’s image?


30 posted on 08/25/2008 8:02:08 AM PDT by MrB (You can't reason people out of a position that they didn't use reason to get into in the first place)
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To: Noumenon

To the left, human beings are the property of the State and are defined and permitted to live only in the way that is useful to what the State perceives as its interests.


42 posted on 08/25/2008 8:09:53 AM PDT by livius
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