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To: Keith Feral who wrote (150339)	11/1/2004 9:37:41 PM
From: Michael Watkins	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

I have no problem with women supporting their individual rights above their responsibility to the universe as a whole. If they want to act like they don't know how to take the pill or the patch or an IUD, that is fine. That's an interesting comment. Trying to enforce morality on an entire people can be tricky. For example, some cultures and religions find birth control immoral. A great many Catholics believe that artificial contraception is a mortal sin - just as sinful as abortion or murder in their minds. Probably many, or even most, believe artificial contraception is at least a grave sin. One person's moral code can be another person's hell, literally speaking.

To: Keith Feral who wrote (150339)	11/2/2004 10:17:28 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

take your religious beliefs to your church minister keep it out of our politics if you are so steadfast about religious freedoms, bring back cresh scenes and Christmas ornaments to public squares, where they can rest side by side with Jewish candles and whatever you fail to even understand the urgent warnings of our forefathers they warned to keep religion OUT OF POLITICS leave the Supreme Court to decide such matters yes, one and the same, the set of post-sexually active geriatrics as one single-issue voters, how about the wealthy voting primarily on the issue of keeping their already low taxes low ??? / jim