[MHGinTN]

A worldwide decline in democratic government, too, is apparently a small price to pay for bringing about the universal legality of what international documents call "reproductive rights." Sounds about right for the twisted UNworld ... serial killing of already alive individual humans is somehow defined as an aspect of reproduction. Did Kate Michelman write that document?

[GasparSantiago]

You know, if abortions are not allowed how will we feed the kittens? If my neighbor Mrs. Farndo finds that her supermarket no longer carries cat food, she is going to be upset that she cannot feed her cat Toby.

[livius]

Excellent article.

These people [pro-abortion lobby] are fanatics, in the truest sense of the word: All other issues must be warped to reflect solely their concerns, and the mere existence of opposing views convinces them that radical evil is afoot in the world.

Of all the many things about the pro-abortionists that puzzle me, this one is probably most puzzling. For them, abortion trumps anything else.

I honestly don't understand their fanaticism. Well, aside from diabolical possession, that is.

[Dajjal]

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[attagirl]

Seeing as Bush got us into Unesco, I think the title of this piece is very apt--with his mandatory testing (No Child Left Behind Act)including non-academic subjective questions.

Moms have got to get together and get those UNICEF drives out of the schools. The stuff referenced here makes great ammunition.

Parents also have to talk about these issues with their children, as the schools will certainly do so--not nec. in health. These days it could be math, social studies, English--really almost anything.

[nickcarraway]

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[Mr. Silverback]

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