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To: AppyPappy
>>>Name an orphanage. I'll wait patiently. Then call that orphanage and tell them that you will take any unwanted babies on the rolls. Let me know what they say.<<<


If such babies were wanted by me, they'd no longer be "unwanted". I don't want them because in all honesty I think I can do more good for millions than I can for just a couple. But I don't doubt that you're making an intelligent point here. Is it perhaps that the orphanages' bureaucracy is so extensive (and job-perpetuating for selfish social workers) that civil service reform's long overdue? No argument from me there.
177 posted on 11/03/2002 4:48:04 PM PST by End The Hypocrisy
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To: End The Hypocrisy
Is it perhaps that the orphanages' bureaucracy is so extensive (and job-perpetuating for selfish social workers) that civil service reform's long overdue? No argument from me there.

Perhaps you were in a coma when Newt Gingrich uttered the word "orphanage" in 1994?

180 posted on 11/03/2002 4:53:19 PM PST by Trailerpark Badass
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To: End The Hypocrisy
Okay, let's end the hypocrisy. Would you please explain to me how you prove the unborn individual human in the womb is not alive when the heart is beating and science has proven these little ones can learn even before the birthday? I would really like to hear how one seeking to end hypocrisy can defend killing these alive individual human beings. Care to explain?
181 posted on 11/03/2002 4:54:22 PM PST by MHGinTN
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To: End The Hypocrisy
I'm still waiting on the name of that orphanage where you can get babies.
204 posted on 11/04/2002 5:17:06 AM PST by AppyPappy
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