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Really? That's good news. Can you link me to a news article about it? I couldn't find it on Google.
Posted by: Will | May 11, 2008 at 07:05 PM
So much for right to due process of law before an innocent having his/her life snuffed out. I'm Christian, and I remember being shocked when I first heard of rulings in Islamic countries allowing for abortion. Guess other things are valued more.
Guess it could be worse, since no one's forcing the Moroccans or us in the U.S. to kill our babies.
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