[Wonder Warthog]

"How do you imagine such a sign is received by the animal rights lobby, among whom there are also many pro-lifers? Doesn't being “pro-life” mean supporting good stewardship of our world? Why shouldn't the pro-life movement be pro-environment?"

The "author" is either disingenuous or completely naive. The vast majority of "animal-rights" and "pro-environment" types believe that the human race is a cancer on the face of the planet, and the more that are killed off (except for themselves, of course), the better.

[WildReeling]

The "author" is either disingenuous or completely naive. The vast majority of "animal-rights" and "pro-environment" types believe that the human race is a cancer on the face of the planet, and the more that are killed off (except for themselves, of course), the better.

Wow. Way to sterotype - the same way pro-aborts sterotype pro-lifers as women-haters.

The next paragraph of the same article:

I am personally aware of a few cases in which political opponents of the "Religious Right," even ACLU members, have made common cause with the pro-life movement. Consider, for example, the upcoming book, The Liberal Case Against Abortion by animal rights activist Vasu Murti.