Pro Life Vs Pro Choice

[lincolnlincoln]

Saturday--I took a long evening walk on the east river side  from Manhattan till Bronx. During the walk what I noticed very obvious was there are more number of men than usual with their fishing rods waiting for their bait to be bitten by a fish. As these fish are not edible because of the mercury content in it due to unimaginable pollution in

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from beastmomma

[anonymous]

I think that the war in Iraq is a bigger and more pressing problem than abortion, but you would not know that from questions both candidates are asked. Maybe there will be restrictions on what a pregnant woman can eat. Amazing to me how quickly people surrender their choices.

Mercurial Fish

[anonymous]

That's a connection I don't think I would have ever made... very interesting! I've always thought that the terms "pro-life" and "pro-choice" are terrible generalizations. A politician like McCain is "pro-life", which translates to anti-abortion... but when it comes to supporting the execution of criminals or sending kids into unjust wars, there's no "pro-life" about it!

When does life begin is the question they always ask. I'd like to hear them answer the question: "When does life end?"

It's a strange turn of events that the political conservatives who supposedly believe in smaller government also believe in restricting personal rights.

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Joshua Wentz
www.sidedown.com

Re: Mercurial Fish

[lincolnlincoln]

Dear Joshua,

Welcome to the blog. I could see your passion through your words. "When does life end?" will be an absolute wonderful question for any warmonger Republican who talks about less goverment and on the other hand wants to restrict an individual's freedom through goverment.:-)