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To: happytobealive
"a mistaken notion that being pro choice is equal to being pro abortion. "

Some things ought never be a choice. The deliberate, planned killing of an innocent human being is one. To say that you are not for something when you make it a legitimate choice is dishonest. Pro choice MUST be pro abortion. Can you think that parents should have a choice about child abuse but then say you are not pro-child abuse?

15 posted on 08/23/2002 9:51:46 PM PDT by formercalifornian
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To: formercalifornian
"a mistaken notion that being pro choice is equal to being pro abortion. "

This priest is hiding behind semantics. They don't want to say pro-abortion because it has a negative connotation. They call us - anti-abortion (not anti-choice) - because of the same negativity. It's amazing how easily people are brainwashed!

16 posted on 08/23/2002 10:00:48 PM PDT by fellowpatriot
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Anybody from Chicago who wants to join:

Head toward Detroit. Highway M14 runs east from Ann Arbor toward Detroit - take exit 18 (Beck Road) and head south on Beck - and then immediately turn west onto Territorial - OLGC is on the immediate right.

Also, Southwest Airlines departs Midway airport every hour or two and the one-way walk up fair is $96.

17 posted on 08/23/2002 10:16:04 PM PDT by happytobealive
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To: formercalifornian
YOu know on another thread someone made a great point, does the FR also believe that we should have the choice to murder(besides the unborn that is)? Or how about steal? Without consequence? Is the FR supporting anarchy where God will sort it our in the end?
25 posted on 08/24/2002 5:28:07 AM PDT by glory
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