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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (420582)	4/7/2011 6:08:59 PM
From: MrLucky	2 Recommendations Respond to of 793845

Unplanned pregnancies are all the fault of the man.</> Liberals and PPH biggies love to blame the man. I remember my Dad giving my sister a Quarter (25 cent piece) and telling her to keep it between her knees and she would not have a problem with boys and an unexpected pregnancy. PPH is about a lot more than pushing the endless abortion issue, it is about keeping a bunch of people indirectly on the government payroll. Also, it about fighting the various churches and unwanted pregnancies.

To: Alan Smithee who wrote (420582)	4/9/2011 5:18:01 AM
From: kathtoo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793845

I didn't say that. My point was that if men were held more responsible for their actions and financially supported their offspring there would be less abortions. It wasn't that long ago that Notre Dame would expel a female student pregnant out of wedlock, but they did not expel the male student (father). DNA isn't giving men the free ride (no pun intended) they've been quite used to in past years. People that are serious about ending abortion should hold men's feet to the fire equally. Past history shows that men have had more than their share of getting away scot free in this regard. Thank goodness for DNA. Not so easy to wiggle out anymore, eh fellas. Now if the courts would make them support their offspring (or stay home with the kid and let the women work, which ever), we'd be making progress.