To: The Old Hoosier
Your implication that conservatives cannot or should not "profit" from abortions or they should be disqualified from office.
News flash, Mr. Old Hoosier. Anyone who owns a mutual fund (health sector or index) that invests in hospital chains or HMO's already profits, in a sense, from abortions.
You can stretch the logic indefinitely. For example, owning a construction firm that built an office building in which a doctor resides can said to have been profiting from abortion.
A band-aid company profited from abortions because, dontcha know, those abortion doctors had to use a lot of band-aids.
The argument is ridiculous on its face, I'm afraid.
(By the way, my dad was a big Hoosier, coming from Berne and Geneva area of Indiana. We saw the University of Indiana play in the Rose Bowl in 1968, the year OJ Simpson played for USC)
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12/20/2002 8:54:18 AM PST by
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To: dyno35
For example, owning a construction firm that built an office building in which a doctor resides can said to have been profiting from abortion. The man owns more than $5 m in the stock of an abortion provider, yet says he's pro-life. That doesn't make you wonder at all? Or are you just going to bend over because he's Dubya's pick?
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