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infanticide and abortion are 1st grade crimes, killing little babies is a crime and should be illegal.
and people still believe our race has a “future” to speak of .. how funny.
thank you Clay.
This is referring to the finding of 215 children buried under a residential school in Kamloops, B.C.
As for abortion, being male, any opinion I have on such a topic is irrelevant as I will never have to carry a child.
572
215 – Kamloops BC
35 – Muskowekwan SK
38 – Regina SK
104 – Brandon MB
180 – Carlisle PA
572 and counting…
I’m sure it will be well into the thousands. That it happened similarly in so many schools shows that this genocide was a policy, not just a one-time incident.
Didn’t take us long to break that thousands barrier, eh. Oof.
Over 1500 from just 7 schools. Only about 500 more schools left to be searched…
Another man for forced pregnancy. Big shocker. And no matter how far you stretch it a first trimester fetus is not a “little baby” and yes a ball of cells the size of the end of your thumb is not “more important” than the life of a woman forced against her will to carry it. People like you try to force women and and girls as young as 12 to carry the fetus of their rapists amnd sometimes brothers or fathers.
Forced birth is even worse. Says the guy who will never have to make that choice. Also, fetuses aren’t sentient. And even if they were, the person carrying them is much more important.
I am not sure he reference to that, might be what we taught to our childrens, how to treat the planet and what to do as a group.
or as i look to the #s how children were treated
The best thing I did for my children was not have them.
Thank you for addressing this issue. It’s horrifying to think about. So many children…