Pro-Life Is Pro-Baby: Mel Gibson And Fatherhood Against Abortion

Toogood Reports ^ | December 19, 2001 | Isaiah Flair

[Ronaldus Magnus]

Big time Pro-Life Bump!!!

[North Coast Conservative]

BTTT

In God We Trust.....Semper Fi

[Saundra Duffy]

AND - Induced abortion increases the risk of developing breast cancer. Go to www.AbortionBreastCancer for more info. For victory & freedom!!!

[GeoPie]

Pro Baby Bump!!

[KentuckyWoman]

Pro-life BTT

[nattyman]

I to have been deep in thought over these issues. 3 months ago my wife and I found out that she was pregnant with our first baby. More than ever I can not understand the cold hearted callousness of those that would say it is not a baby.

I hope and pray that in ten, twenty, thirty years, hopefully less, people will look back on abortion much like we do on slavery now.

[EmmaPeel]

Mel may not like feminists, and be against abortion, but he surely has no problem with adultery, and that is repellent.

[A Ruckus of Dogs]

People aren't going to stop having abortions because they cause cancer. Look at cigarettes.

[NY.SS-Bar9]

Roe vs. Wade will be overturned during this presidency, given two more United States Supreme Court appointments by very pro-life President George W. Bush.

I doubt it - but bookmarking and bumping anyway.

[Slyfox]

I hope and pray that in ten, twenty, thirty years, hopefully less, people will look back on abortion much like we do on slavery now.

A lot of pro-lifers already think that right now. You probably mean the major media. It was the major media
in the 1800's who forced the abortion laws to be placed on the books. What a switch, eh?

[Slyfox]

Congratulations!

[ikanakattara]

Another reason feminists don't like Mel Gibson is because he is a conservative Catholic with six or seven children ... the horror! the horror!

[wardaddy]

me too......but from what I've seen on this forum lately, I'm doubtful we even have a clear cut majority here.

BUT A STRONG PRO LIFE BUMP NONETHELESS...take our victories where we can get them and keep plugging!!!!

[maxwell]

See, Mad Max ain't bad...

[constable tom]

Where the mother's life is not in danger...

Problem number one with your proposed language is the opening clause, which would be exploited mercilessly in pursuit of convenience abortions. Since every pregnancy is a potentially life-endangering condition for the mother, any pro-choice doctor has a built-in excuse. Sad but true...

[shaggy eel]

,,, a hyper BUMP for Mel Gibson standing up for his convictions.

[colorado tanker]

George Bush will not appoint two pro-life Supreme Court Justices unless the SENATE is retaken by Republicans. If Bush appointed John Marshall and Oliver Wendall Holmes the Daschle-Leahy Senate would not confirm them unless they were pro-abortion.

The Democrats are under no illusions here. The fight for the Senate in 2002 is in substance a fight over abortion. The Dems' special interest groups like NOW will spend megabucks on this election, which will be down and dirty.

[Aristophanes]

Emma, have you been reading The National Enquirer again? ;^)

[r9etb]

but he surely has no problem with adultery, and that is repellent

Hmmmm. Not according to this:

Despite his success, Mel remains an oddball in Hollywood. Not only has he worked his way steadily to the top by doing things his own way, but his personal life has remained happy and unyielding. In a land full of scandals and month-long marriages, Mel has been with his wife Robyn Moore for 19 years, and they recently welcomed their seventh child into the world.

But perhaps you've heard something I haven't.