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Didn't Mr. Neumayr just simply expose the plain depraved truth about pro-abortionists and their effect on society?
And Mzzzzz. Eleanor Smeal croaking that Karen Hughes's remarks were "cynical, ugly, and mean-spirited?" Now, would that be a self-description of hellacious hag Eleanor's basic personality traits, or what?
And, Mzzzzz. Patricia Ireland on her fellow pervos' death wish for the man who is protecting their wicked lives: "There is a deep anger." How about "A Deep Hatred"? ... for self, and for humanity, fanned by the gaseous bluster of illiberal feminism.
p>The fact is, pro-abortionists are of a type with any other terrorists by their attitudes and executions. And terrorists are of a type with all other despots who have rained with blood and horror throughout history.
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