Family is not important thing. It's everything..
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Family is not important thing. It's everything..
Abortion isn’t safe. Every successful abortion results in a human death...The abortion genie is not going to be stuffed back in the technology bottle.
As long as the technology and a market for it exist, abortions will be performed.
Some things should be safe and legal, but not turned in to a for-profit industry.
While abortion knows no political boundaries, The Abortion Industry is one shame born alone by Capitalism.
I have no problem with that. Call it karma; call it justice... Call it whatever you want...Details.
Try to legislate the abortion genie back in to the technology bottle and many will result in 2 deaths.
Capitalism? Uh....The abortion genie is not going to be stuffed back in the technology bottle.
As long as the technology and a market for it exist, abortions will be performed.
Some things should be safe and legal, but not turned in to a for-profit industry.
While abortion knows no political boundaries, The Abortion Industry is one shame born alone by Capitalism.
If we haven't already passed the 50-million mark of abortions since Roe v. Wade, I'd be surprised, Joe. I only know that abortions end a family's future if all its children use it when other methods of birth control failed them. And societies that just suffered the loss of ten thousand men and women due to war and the enemy setting fire to all the homes, the ones who are left see the light about the importance of reproductive life. Mankind has a pragmatic world when undoing a pinch.Informative! I had a pretty good inkling that pharmaceutical and chemical abortions were as old as humanity, but the fact that it entered the political arena that early in history is eye opening.
Still doesn't take away any shame from either the modern industry of abortion, or those who would prefer burrying their heads in the sand to discussing healthy sexual practices with teens and young people.
Well, that may be so, but it has everything to do with family being everything to those Americans who engage in family training through their churches, a legacy left to us by our pilgrim ancestors who landed at Plymouth rock, seeking asylum from severe religious persecution that drove them away from parts the old world.which has zero to do with the animal kingdom.....~S~
Informative! I had a pretty good inkling that pharmaceutical and chemical abortions were as old as humanity, but the fact that it entered the political arena that early in history is eye opening.
Still doesn't take away any shame from either the modern industry of abortion, or those who would prefer burrying their heads in the sand to discussing healthy sexual practices with teens and young people.
If we haven't already passed the 50-million mark of abortions since Roe v. Wade, I'd be surprised, Joe. I only know that abortions end a family's future if all its children use it when other methods of birth control failed them. And societies that just suffered the loss of ten thousand men and women due to war and the enemy setting fire to all the homes, the ones who are left see the light about the importance of reproductive life. Mankind has a pragmatic world when undoing a pinch.
which has zero to do with the animal kingdom.....~S~
Well, that may be so, but it has everything to do with family being everything to those Americans who engage in family training through their churches, a legacy left to us by our pilgrim ancestors who landed at Plymouth rock, seeking asylum from severe religious persecution that drove them away from parts the old world.which has zero to do with the animal kingdom.....~S~
I like the way Joe introduced this topic of family being everything. When I got an embroidery machine one Christmas, I made all kinds of decorations on clothings. My favorite skirt for at least a decade was blue with white flowers and sayings on it. One said "family forever," and when I saw Joe's topic, that old skirt was the first thing I thought of, because I adored my kids and husband. I had a cinderella world until the day he died. Where did 44 years go? It all just seemed so short and precious when I thought it over.