[Junior]

Abortion is a big topic every election year, and to date the majority have voted for pro-choice candidates (you can't be so thoroughly obtuse as to miss the election-year rhetoric on the subject). The majority also claim to be Christian, so your linking abortion with atheism is flat-out wrong, but then again everything out of your keyboard is flat-out wrong.

[Junior]

[Note: The above posting should in no way be construed as pro-abortion; I am as pro-life as can be. The point I was attacking was the bald-faced assertion that abortion is linked to atheism. If every "Christian" in this country voted pro-life, the Supreme Court would have long ago been packed with pro-life justices and Roe v. Wade would have been overturned. It is obvious on the face of it that the Christian majority is abetting abortion in this country, as atheists are far too small a group to have any influence on the argument.]

We now return you to your regularly-scheduled crevo thread.

[gore3000]

to date the majority have voted for pro-choice candidates

Nonsense. There is no such survey and I doubt its truth anyway. Regardless, legislators cannot do anything about it.

It is also interesting that you keep defending atheists from this crime - and all other crimes. It almost seems like you have a personal interest in atheists not being found guilty of murder. Why is that?

[Gumlegs]

(you can't be so thoroughly obtuse as to miss the election-year rhetoric on the subject)

I can't believe you posted this to the Pope of the Free Republic! Do we not have endless examples of his/her/its ability to miss ... well, just about anything and everything?

I have done some research, by the way, and discovered that there is actually a double meaning to the nom de net, "Gore MMM." Of course, the meaning everyone assigns to the "MMM" is 3,000. That much is obvious. But it turns out that the MMM also stands for "Misconstrue, Misquote, and Mislead." (They're also his legal council).