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To: dl5192

"I certainly don't mean to cause any offense to anyone here as I have a strong pro-life opinion; however, this bill seems to be a waste of time and energy to me. I doubt it will cause a single woman to change her mind and it will be impossible to enforce the law requiring the doctor to show the images"

I can think of at least 3 women that I know personally who were told the fetus was a "clump of cells" and this helped ease their conscience in choosing abortion.

Later when they took the time to look at fetal development pictures there was sadness and bitterness.
One friend of mine was devastated.

I'm not sure what they plan on doing with a woman who refuses to look at the image, but it really is high time people quit avoiding the truth of what is getting sucked into those tubes.


4 posted on 03/21/2007 9:58:12 PM PDT by Scotswife
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To: Scotswife
Agreed that looking at such pictures may change one or two people's mind, but a law that's not enforcable is a useless law. Just political posturing and a waste of time. Just my opinion. The time and energy would be better spent lowering my taxes and cutting a bunch of useless spending. As far as abortion goes, that battle will take place in the Supreme Court at some point.
5 posted on 03/21/2007 10:14:13 PM PDT by dl5192
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