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Posted by Leland on September 30, 2004 at 15:48:32 from (63.155.92.64):
In Reply to: Re: OT: Which issue is most important to you this posted by Dave in Mo on September 30, 2004 at 09:56:49:
Yeah but that is a nessary evil that must be done , think about how many people are starving,homeless abused unwanted. When you prolifers can clear out the vast warehouses of unwanted children in this country then we will talk about it. but we can't take care of what we have now and you want to burden an already over loaded system. It may not be right but it the only reasonable think to do .I can't stand to see any thing suffer so how many more unwanted childern do you want to suffer being brought into an uncaring world. and whos going to pay for it You can't save them all and the worlds running out of room quick
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