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Date: Wed, 19 Oct 1994 22:34:20 -0400 (EDT)
From: Michael Loomis <ml3e+@andrew.cmu.edu>
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To: Bulletin Board Administration
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Subject: Re: ForAnyPro-LifersOutThere
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Excerpts from assocs.abortion-discussion: 19-Oct-94 ForAnyPro-LifersOutThere by Tyler F Baker 

>      I've been thinking about this alot recently.  It seems that the
> pro-life movement is going on a downward spiral these days in the minds of
> the general public.  For example, what does the public think of
> the pro-life movement?   They're probably considered to be  a group of
> middle-aged men who are religious fanatics or a group of elderly women who
> haven't "been liberated" yet.
> And the pro-choice groups?   They're probably thought of as a bunch of 
> bitter "hip" young feminist university students.
>  
>      What is the pro-life message that the public is getting?  It's
> probably something like:  don't have sex, take responsibility, be a 
>  Christian.
>  
>      What is the pro-choice message?  Go ahead, have sex, funk the system, 
> it's cool to choose to kill.
>  
>  
>    My question is for all of the pro-lifers out there.   Do you think the
> pro-life movement needs a new face...one that isn't pushed around by
> hard-talking, politically manipulative pro-choicers?  One that gets the
> message across to our youth, and one that makes real human community
> values just as trendy as cool killing choice?


    After these words were the heinous Tyler .sig.  We may very well
wonder if someone as stupid as Tyler would be smart enough to put this
many sentences together.  Did Tyler put these sentences or did he
plagarize?  Only he can tell us.


Michael Loomis
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