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Originally posted by Wildbob77
Republicans keep talking about smaller government and fewer laws but can't seem to believe that people should have the right to choose in this matter.
I find that inconsistent with their base beliefs.
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
Doesn't it seem odd to you how Republicans are pro-military intervention around the world yet they are against abortion? They want us to be strong. They don't mind the fact that they kill innocent adults but they hate the idea of abortion because it kills the unborn. But they kill real people and the born when they use military action.
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
reply to post by RRconservative
Not really. My main point was that although abortion does limit the amount of people will be borned is that really a bad thing? I mean first of all they're not alive. They're not a person. They're just in your body... they aren't people- they're unborned for a reason.
BAGHDAD (AFP) — Iraqi civilians bore the brunt Friday of a bloody start to Eid al-Fitr, as a US air raid killed 15 women and children, and a sinister suicide attack on a playground shocked a northern town.
More than 300,000 Iraqis were killed in the 43-day military war in 1991. Since then, more than one million people-mainly young children-have died as a direct result of the US-led blockade on this small country. The lack of food and medicine, along with the deteriorating sanitary conditions in Iraq, have caused far more harm and suffering than the military war itself-despite the use of more than 142,000 tons of bombs and 350 tons of depleted uranium shells during the bombing campaigns. From a legal perspective, the maritime blockade, coupled with the air blockade, amounts to an act of war, thereby making the economic sanctions a continuation of the war that supposedly ended in March 1991.
Analysis carried out for the research group Iraq Body Count (IBC) found that 39 per cent of those killed in air raids by the US-led coalition were children and 46 per cent were women. Fatalities caused by mortars, used by American and Iraqi government forces as well as insurgents, were 42 per cent children and 44 per cent women.
Up to 60% of Iraqis are unemployed.
40% of all Iraqi professionals have left the country since 2003, including 12,000 doctors.
Only 37% of Iraqi homes have sewage systems.
About 30% of Iraqis have adequate clean water.
28% of Iraqi children suffer from malnutrition.
A home in Baghdad has electricity for an average of 1 or 2 hours a day.
2,225,000 Iraqis have lost their homes since the war began.
Originally posted by Wildbob77
Republicans keep talking about smaller government and fewer laws but can't seem to believe that people should have the right to choose in this matter.
I find that inconsistent with their base beliefs.
Originally posted by Xeven
Is it murder when I rub a few off in the toilet? Just curious since they all potential babies. I have killed trillions by now if so