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To: wagglebee
When a majority of pepole see that conservatisim is the right way we can tackle issues that the liberals have forced on us.

Wagglebee,

I'm not sure if this poster saw my post from last night, but this is the weirdest mentality. If children were being executed in the street daily, would these sorts have this opinion?

I think you know what answer I suspect.

When I read the rationalization for accepting the killing of babies I want to hit my head against the wall, because if this is "logic" I must be insane.

311 posted on 11/16/2010 4:55:39 PM PST by Darkwolf377 ( Mm, your tears are so yummy and sweet!Oh, the tears of unfathomable sadness! Mm-yummy! --E. Cartman)
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To: Darkwolf377
The "they're going to do it anyway, let's just keep it legal" argument is just as intellectually vacant as the "it's just a blob of tissue, not a baby" approach.

As I said earlier, EVERY LAW has been broken at least once, that is why we have police, courts and prisons. However, laws DO deter crime. To legalize things based on the idea that people are going to do it anyway will ultimately result in lawless anarchy.

As for the "let's educate people about adoption and why abortion is wrong" strategy, what is it that they think the pro-life movement has been doing for nearly four decades. EVERY DAY at EVERY ABORTUARY in America there are people praying, distributing literature and demonstrating against abortion, yet over 3500 babies are still murdered EVERY DAY.

The libertarian "let's keep it legal and educate people" approach advocates nothing more than preserving the status quo.

312 posted on 11/16/2010 5:12:57 PM PST by wagglebee ("A political party cannot be all things to all people." -- Ronald Reagan, 3/1/75)
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