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Subject: but are they people worthy of adopting?

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melissa

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Date Posted: 07/29/06 2:13pm
In reply to: glenn 's message, "Two different issues" on 07/29/06 9:27am

then let them make this country a place where its safe for women to want to bring children into the world.

and this is where i think you are wrong and god is right. i truly believe that god gave women the right to choose. i believe that god gave men the right to make this world a place where women will want to make the choice to bring children into it. i don't believe, until women have complete and total control over their lives and their bodies, that women have choices as to whether or not to get pregnant in the first place in many (often most) instances. i think you are a very naieve person to not understand that two out of three women are forced to have sex, against their wishes, atleast once in their life time which could result in an unwanted pregnancy that could threaten their lives either physically or mentally.

reading northcoast.com and seeing how little respect people give to women who have too many children or children against their better judgement (they know thier mental capacity and breaking point) and then are pushed beyond it and commit the unspeakable act -how much more wiser would it have been for such a woman to quietly, with the knowledge between only her doctor and herself, have an abortion? how much saner would she be today and how many lives would that act have saved? so often the emphasis is wrongly on the one act.

over and over again we hear bush touted as saving lives in the war against evil. how honorable it is that some lives are lost for the greater good, even in times of the draft, when a president or general sacrifices lives of some to save the lives of many. yet, the god-given right of women to make that choice is vilified as evil, women are touted as selfish and ego centered and then when they go ahead and have the child and crack they are monsters deserving of severe punishment to stand as an example so no one else will attempt such a heinous act. as if the knowledge of what she committed by her own hands will not be punishment enough for as long as she takes a breath.

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