If we haven’t by now learned the value of a life, any life,
then we have disgraced our God given intelligence.
If our cities are not proof enough of the desire to live
with each other within the rules of society I know not what is. The value of a life, of any life, is to be held the most precious of all things in our
time. To stand on the ground that you care about the life of the unborn, and
then turn out of fear and build and arm a tank, man that tank with the fathers
and mothers of your next generation is abhorrent.
If we have yet to learn to sit in open discussion and
resolve our differences, then what value do we really put on our intelligence?
What moral are you projecting by not doing so? What are you teaching your
children and the children of those who will follow us!
To directly challenge the address* of saving a life, then
one must be a steward of all life.
What type of parent are you trying to believe that you
represent at the end of a gun? What type of life are you trying to take with a
nuclear weapon? Man has no reason to continue to use and value the proceeds of
the weapons of war!
(Address- verb; to set about doing some task; "Through this program of action we address ourselves to putting our own national house in order." Franklin D. Roosevelt First Inaugural Address)
(Address- verb; to set about doing some task; "Through this program of action we address ourselves to putting our own national house in order." Franklin D. Roosevelt First Inaugural Address)
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