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Pro-Life Extremists Contradicting the Term 'Pro-Life'--Again

menstrualpoetry.com — Bruce Ivins who has been accused of being solely responsible for the anthrax attacks of 2001 had pro-life motives.

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  • onwardknave, on 08/09/2008, -0/+3The article makes lots of generalizations about self-described "pro-lifers," but I still see the stance of pro-lifers (anti-choicers) as inconsistent at best, hypocritical at worst. That, of course, says nothing of their individual actions.
  • rockgoddess99x, on 08/09/2008, -0/+2What should be mentioned in this article is that while so-called "pro-lifers" hee and haw about the rights of a fetus and condemn women who elect to terminate a pregnancy for a variety of very valid reasons, there is no movement on their part to ensure that babies who are actually born receive the proper care and support they need. I guess once you're born you're on your own, but boy do you have some advocates in utero!
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