From: franklin@ug.cs.dal.ca (Steve Franklin)
Newsgroups: talk.abortion
Subject: Re: The March in D.C.
Date: 12 Apr 92 17:28:04 GMT
Organization: Math, Stats & CS, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada

In <92101.125312ADMN8647@RyeVm.Ryerson.Ca> ADMN8647@RyeVm.Ryerson.Ca (Linda Birmingham) writes:

>In article  <1992Apr7.214014.10886@cs.dal.ca> Steve Franklin writes:

>     Shall I list the number of prominent prolifers,
>Mr. Franklin, who have publicly stated that they are opposed
>to day care, equal pay, welfare to single mothers, access to
>health care, etc. etc. etc.
  Pro-life/religious are against day-care because we feel (supported by
psychological studies) that it can have harsh retroactive effects on the
child. Confusing the child at an early age with contradiciting maternal
and paternal influences can lead to a variety of problems. As well, it
means that the parents are spending less time with their children, resulting
in a lack of education between teh parent and child when we have so little
in our present age already. We cannot leave education of important concepts
up to strangers. It must begin at home.
   We are not against equal pay in any case silly. We believe in equal
pay for equal duty. Go spend more time with REAL women and see what they
have to say about it.
   We are not against health care whatsoever. THis is preposterous. We are
aginst our money goin to support the thousands of abortions which we are 
so disgusted by.
   Welfare to single mothers we support wholly. We respect the single
mother who had the COURAGE and PERSEVERANCE to have the child when
women like yourself would be screaming in her ear of the conveniences of
the abortion as a solution.

>And the prolife solution is to stand outside clinics shouting
>at pregnant women that they are killers.  Think again my friend,
>there is a thinking, feeling person involved in this debate
>and she's not residing inside the womb.
   We NEVER shou at the woman. We see the woman as a victim like the child.
She is at the mercy of society and the political powers. The woman may
be a willing participant, but the abortion clinics where people feed off of
society's hate for children are where we truly direct our voices.

>The day I see a prominent, politically powerful, prolifer
>stand up and say they are constructively working to end poverty,
>hunger, homelessness, improve education, provide access to birth
>control, day care, etc. etc. etc., I'll believe you Mr. Franklin,
>but somehow I think that day is a long way away.
   GIve me 10 to 15 years to get into politics dear. I'm just a young
one at present. Catholics fight against this every day along with
other Christian and religiou dialects. The charity and effort we put 
into nourishing and supporting the impoverished outnumbers anything
you could even dream of...
   steve

>"National day care is dead in Canada and I had the pleasure
> of killing it" Benoit Bouchard, Minister of Health, 1992
   and in the same breath dear, the Minister of Finance increased
the benefits for mothers who have chilren, givin them the choice
to stay at home by relieving their financial stresses. Doesn't
seem so bad tome...
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