[Norton AntiSpam] Re: [Vision2020] Re: Only the short sighted think Death Penalty MustBe Aboli...

[Tom Hansen]

For instance:

 

http://www.rcrc.org/

 

Enjoy.

 

Tom "Pro-Choice and I Vote" Hansen

Moscow, Idaho

 

"If not us, who?
If not now, when?"

- Unknown

 

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On Behalf Of Ted Moffett
Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2006 3:42 PM
To: rvrcowboy
Cc: Vision2020
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Re: [Vision2020] Re: Only the short sighted think
Death Penalty MustBe Aboli...

 

Dick et. al.

 

Some "liberals" do apply this logic to abortion.  As for the ones who don't,
according to your view, Joe Campbell has given a reply on this issue that
did my work for me.

 

I think abortion is not an issue that always breaks down into
"conservatives" who oppose abortion and "liberals" who will allow it.  For
example, many Catholics who are "liberals" on taxation and social programs
oppose abortion, and many libertarian "conservatives," often against
taxation and social programs, support a women's right to choose.  It is true
though that the abortion issue has hurt the democrats when some Catholics
who have in the past voted democrat can't now bring themselves to vote for
the party that is associated with a women's right to choose.  Of course part
of the republican master plan has been to use abortion as a way to damn the
democrats (those baby killers!) and make themselves look like such wonderful
supporters of the right to life.  But often the republicans who support this
approach have no problem, it appears, with killing tens of thousands of
innocent civilians in war, or allowing innocents to be executed, to achieve
a "greater good." 

 

As Joe pointed out, this is logically inconsistent.

 

Thanks for the question...

 

Ted Moffett

 

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