Saving Black Babies

I never thought or even said anything about any "good side", those are your words. Your post gave that impression to multiple people on this thread. Its more likely that your post was worded to provide this misimpression than it is likely that we all are independently crazy for misinterpreting it.

Sorry if I gave that impression, but I dont buy it.

I have no control over what you might think is good or bad. If multiple people, even a majority in a country, think it is "good" that others be exterminated, it does not make it right.

I suppose you would also get the same wrong impression if I had commented on what would America now be like if the Indians were not exterminated, what would it be like if the whites had not stolen their lands, and if the indians had much more political power, and owned much more land than they now do?

Of course, you are so right, Mighty Waterstraat! All bow to you! Hail! Hail!. No, you weren't misleading at all in your comments, everyone who noticed was just crazy, and obviously pro-abortion, right?

Thank you for your comment. Now you are on to something.

Many people "say" they are anti-abortion, but who deep down, would not want to face up to what would be if it were truely illegal and if it were considered legal first degree murder.

Many people who "Say" they are against abortion, would not vote on a jury for the electric chair for the woman who had one or the doctor who perfomed it, and might even let the murderers go free. It is one thing to "say" you are against abortion, it is another to realize and actually want the end result.

How many women are we talking about? 20 million women? How many would give the electric chair to 20 million women who murder babies? How many would give them all life sentences?

If you will not actually justly punish those who murder babies, then what are you talking about?

To "say" you are against abortion, and then to say that you will not punish anyone who commits it, is not valid.

Thanx, Arkinsaw. If it's one thing I'm loathe to do is point out the obvious. But in this case it could not be helped.

Thanx again.

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