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Roe v. Wade at 40

Navy-baby Wrote: Jan 22, 2013 5:31 PM

Any mother who isn't sad, has no feelings at all. But, giving her baby life has to be easier to live with than knowing that she killed a living soul. Have you researched how many women are "sad" after abortion? How the due date of the baby is especially difficult, and some women even commit suicide on that date--even years later? I still do not believe something written that is so opposite to what I actually experienced in real life. Oh, and I do know several couples who have adopted children--still no serial murderers, and the parents are fine--even 30 years later.

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Roe v. Wade at 40

At last week's signing of "executive actions" designed to combat gun violence in America, President Obama, flanked by schoolchildren, said, "...when it comes to protecting the most vulnerable among us, we must act now."

There's no doubt that children, especially schoolchildren, are vulnerable to all kinds of threats, but are they "the most vulnerable," as the president claimed, or is there another category of human life that qualifies for that designation?

Forty years after a Supreme Court majority opened the door to legalized abortion, the number of aborted babies has reached roughly 55 million....

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