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To: mark silvers who wrote (26147)	7/9/1999 4:45:00 PM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Markus, I am not talking personal opinion on how I feel about it. Your comment was: Indiscriminate hatred leads to violence, and when children are exposed to it at an early age, they tend to view the objects of their hatred as less than human, and potentially deserving to be recipients of violence. What I am saying is that if your comment is true it is also true for the as yet unborn child. You are saying that as children and young folks of this world see violence of hatred then they could "tend to" lean that way. Why should it be any different for the careless murder of millions of children, could they also get very calloused there also? Why in their minds(whether they would admit it or not) should they be able to separate a mother who is saying " I am not ready to have a child or be tied down" from their own thoughts of " I really don't like having this kid that lives down the block around " What I am saying is that it is ALL a part of our young people being calloused about their own lives and even more so about the lives of others. As I said your statement was right on. dan