'Eunice the Uterus' Puppet Draws Attention to 'The Abortion Desert' From Idaho to the Dakotas

These are the first people to scream for everyone else to pick up the tab for "their choice". They also think being pregnant is a disease. Its not. Its a choice. But, hey you gotta pay for "my choice".
 
gwb-trading said:
I do laugh at the "food desert" reference.

Kroger closed two stores in southeast Raleigh and all of these community advocates were crying that it was a crime against the community and created a "food desert"

Why were these stores closed? Because they had the highest "shrinkage" rate of all the Kroger stores. For those who don't know what shrinkage is - basically the shoplifting and theft rate was sky high and these stores ran at a significant loss due to the non-stop theft.

Of course, no mainstream grocer was willing to go near Southeast Raleigh and take over these stores.

Naturally, the "community leaders" blamed the Kroger people, the government, and white man's oppression of them. They pointed the finger at everyone but themselves - never willing to accept that the continuous theft by everyone in the community drove the stores out of business.

This is why there are "food deserts".
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Sounds like a great opportunity for a black businessman to build stores there... and collect $Bazillions from the Federal Government "Black Reparations Fund". You know, 'cause it's "owed to 'em".

America. What a country!
 
Scataphagos said:
Sounds like a great opportunity for a black businessman to build stores there... and collect $Bazillions from the Federal Government "Black Reparations Fund". You know, 'cause it's "owed to 'em".

America. What a country!
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Even the local black-owned grocery chain is unwilling to locate stores in south-east Raleigh despite being urged to by the minority city council members. One owner responded to the demand to take over the former Kroger locations with the refrain "What... are you nuts."

The small black-owned grocery chains will continue to drive their business in rural county areas where the black population is a majority but tends to be law-abiding and shop-lifting is minimal.
 
gwb-trading said:
Even the local black-owned grocery chain is unwilling to locate stores in south-east Raleigh despite being urged to by the minority city council members. One owner responded to the demand to take over the former Kroger locations with the refrain "What... are you nuts."

The small black-owned grocery chains will continue to drive their business in rural county areas where the black population is a majority but tends to be law-abiding and shop-lifting is minimal.
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Same thing here is the seedy areas around Charleston ... they've tried some incentives even but prospective owners know with 99% certainty that they'd have losses from theft and it would be mandatory to have security at the store leading to even higher operating costs and lower probability that they could run a profitable business.
 
since you wish to avoid talking about legalities, citizenship and the govt duty to protect those who need protection...

I think the baby is a human being and therefore has as much right to live as anyone else particularly after it is viable outside the womb.
 
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