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May 07, 2008

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Jen

So did you hear that the crazy woman with 17 kids is knocked up again? I immediately felt ill...

Jennifer Tsunee

In response to May 07, 2008 entry, The Pill Kills.

The consensus is that the 5 requirements for life are:

The ability to reproduce.

The ability to respond to stimuli.

To be composed of at least 1 cell.

The ability to adapt.

And the ability to grow.

From the moment of conception, the embryo is genetically capable of all of this, and more.

Furthermore, birth control and abortion combined create a sense that children are unnecessary side effects of sex. This could not be more false. Biologically, the only purpose of sex is to create life, much in the same biological sense that digestion is the only purpose of eating. In both cases the feeling of resulting pleasure are simply stimuli to encourage us to do it more often.

This sense of children being a "side effect" promotes anger towards children in the forms of child abuse, since they are not seen as something precious, but instead as something similar to an ingrown toenail, something unpleasant to get rid of.

Long story short, what is being said in the above article is both irrational and morally perverted.

Get the facts straight next time.

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