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To: governsleastgovernsbest
Yeah, but that segment was about a baby alligator, not a fetus.  Was he supposed to suddenly bring up abortion in the middle of the story?  I've seen tons of stories, publications and protests over abortion.

To ask whether her Terrt's life was meaningful, as if no one covered it is ridiculous.  There were PLENTY of tears and media coverage about Terri, in fact the story was completely beaten into the ground with 24 hour a day coverage.  This website, and the entire media covered every possible angle of the story.

Can't there even be a story about a baby alligator without a reference to Schiavo or abortion?

7 posted on 05/26/2005 4:34:27 AM PDT by softwarecreator (Facts are to liberals as holy water is to vampires)
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To: softwarecreator

I have no problem with people being concerned for animal life. To the contrary, the Bible tells us to replace a bird that has fallen, even if it has fallen many times, and in other ways cautions us to treat animals humanely.

But it's the moral inconsistency that bothers me. I don't expect Today to bring up Schiavo or abortion in segments like this morning's, but it bothers me to think that Katie seemingly cares more about animal life than innocent human life.


12 posted on 05/26/2005 4:39:31 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest (Watching the Today Show since 2002 so you don't have to.)
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To: softwarecreator
You are a bit of a newbie softwarecreator, but good point! Their brains have malfunctioned. The only thing they now can spew is 'abortion and Schiavo'. It's been sad and disheartening to watch. Have patience. It is sometimes entertaining. Yawn.....
22 posted on 05/26/2005 5:00:02 AM PDT by poobear
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