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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Even if you don't think [b]it's life from the moment of conception[/b], don't you understand that some people do?

That some people believe that it is a human being that is being killed even if it's mother is disabled and its father is a scum rapist?

So you don't share those beliefs, fine, but why do you judge them?

And I imagine you confess a belief in choice, that a woman should be able to choose an abortion, and that the guardians of a woman with disabilities should be able to choose to give her plan b or have an abortion...then why can't they make the other choice, even if it is a difference choice that you would make?[/quote]

I can at least understand when people have internally consistent beliefs, but often people who have the opinion you specify are also very pro-death penalty.  So the "life is life" argument just doesn't hold much water with me.[/quote]

I don't know of any surveys on what percentage of people who believe that life is life from the moment of conception are opposed to the death penalty, but I know that I'm the pp you quoted, and I am personally opposed to the death penalty.  I have no idea if the person who wrote the article is pro-death penalty or anti-death penalty. [/quote]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/figuring-faith/post/like-rick-perry-most-pro-life-americans-ok-with-death-penalty/2011/09/15/gIQAV06XUK_blog.html

I think you are in the minority of prolifers.  Thinking of most Republican politicians who are pro-life, I can't think of any who are anti-death penalty.[/quote]

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