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My mother loved her Smith and Wesson .38. She was a good shot; never felt afraid even when she had to go into some unsavory parts of the city. She bought that one on-paper at a gun shop, but I'm sure if she had had time she would have enjoyed getting one at the gun show that the government would never know she had. She was ahead of her time.
Joe, people make mistakes, and then sometimes they make another mistake to "fix" it. It's sad, but we can't decide for them any more than we want them deciding for us. No woman I know who's had an abortion can remember it without tearing up. They felt it was their only choice at the time. They might have done differently with a little more love and a little less condemnation.
May 12, 2008, 10:04:00 AM
Posted to This Year, Why Not Give Your Mom the Gift of Genocide?