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Doesn't my pro-life outrage concerning the detrimental effects of the (what I will continue to call) pro-abortion movement on minorities count as outrage?
How about my outrage at the inner city drug blight and the disproportionate number of my black brothers in prison?
Or doesn't my outrage count because I am a Christian and political conservative and not some screaming white guilt liberal?
So - apparently - you think it's the responsibility of "pro-lifers" to deal with all other social issues besides abortion.
In addition - you seem to think that we pro-lifers have to deal with the crisis at the border and the plight of African Americans and the poor in an exact way that satisfies liberal pro-abortion types and not approach them in conservative ways. If we don't do that - are we "racists", "homophobes", and money grubbers in the eyes folks like you?
It seems that you have pretty much dumped all of the ills of society in the laps of pro-lifers and demanded that they deal with them in a manner that satisfies you and other liberals.
Anti-pro-life seems to be your main agenda here. Is it, perhaps, because, in spite of your protest, you really are "pro-abortion" and not just pro-choice?
But then, considering your stance on women preachers, loss of salvation for not worshiping on Saturday and a few other liberal vs. conservative Christian areas where you are in error - it doesn't surprise me one bit that you would take this extreme position against pro-lifers here on this thread.
By the way - I haven't yet commented on what I think of every aspect of the Alabama law. I have simply taken exception to your uninformed and extreme "anti" pro-life comments.
Well now that you have taken your response to the level of a personal attack against me, specifically, I am sorry you feel that way, but I do not believe it would be fruitful to continue a discussion with you.
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