XPost: tor.general, calgary.general, can.politics 
 XPost: edm.general 
 From: eggman@chicken.egg 
  
 Ivan Gowch   wrote in message: 
 news: 
 > On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 15:08:04 -0400, Starfire3  
 > wrote: 
 > 
 > IG: 
 > ==>> Once again, Lauzon, you reveal yourself as a lying fuck. 
 > ==>> 
 > ==>> Fetuses have never had "protection" under Canadian law. 
 > ==>> The abortion law was stricken from the books 
 > 
 > ==>...in one breath you say they never had protection, and in the next 
 > ==>breath you say the abortion law was stricken from the books, 
 > 
 >   That's right, assclown. 
 > 
 >   The law stated only that an abortion-seeking 
 >   woman was required to obtain approval from 
 >   hospital panel of doctors (approval, BTW, that 
 >   was routinely granted, almost without exception.) 
 > 
 >   It did not, nor was it intended to, "protect" 
 >   the preborn globs of cellular matter called 
 >   fetuses. 
 > 
 >   Abortion was legal.  The only thing removing 
 >   mention of it from the Criminal Code did was 
 >   to end the "abortion-panel" requirement, and 
 >   clear the way for "stand-alone" abortion 
 >   clinics such as Dr. Henry Morgentaler's. 
 > 
 > ==> only Ivan 
 > ==>Gowch can be such a blatant hypocrite! 
 > 
 >   Only John Lauzon can be such an ignorant slug 
 >   and religio-fascist. 
 > 
 > ==> Your friend Trudeau opened the 
 > ==>Pandora's box of slaughtered unborn Canadian children, 
 > 
 >   You're full of crap.  The Supreme Court ended 
 >   the "abortion-panel" restriction on abortion. 
 >   The federal government just altered the 
 >   Criminal Code to comply with the court's 
 >   ruling.  Trudeau, in fact, opposed that 
 >   development by attempting to prosecute 
 >   Morgentaler -- not once, but three times. 
 > 
 >   You lose again, you flamingly ignorant jackass. 
 > 
 > [snip] 
 > 
 > IG: 
 > ==>> Better an abortion clinic on every streetcorner than the birth of one 
 > ==>> more unwanted child. -Ivan Gowch 
 > 
 > ==>...strange, you always say abortion doesn't kill a child!!!   :) 
 > 
 >   Right.  It doesn't. 
 > 
 >   Thanks for playing. 
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > -- 
 > 
 > Where religion rules, truth is an outlaw. 
 > -Ivan Gowch 
 > 
 My understanding of the Christian Crusade era leads me to belive that more 
 people who were Christians and fought in them died younger than those who 
 didn't and remained home. 
  
 That points to one thing.  Being Christian and a Crusader at that time made 
 Life Expectancy Many Years Shorter. 
  
 --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 
  * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)