'Food, Inc.' May Make You Lose Your Lunch

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Zdskpgeq of AL @ Jul 14, 2009 23:58:36 PM

Too many consumers. I Blame Ban-Abortionists

Until 36 years ago--Roe v Wade--Americans were FORCED to be parents because the civil government enforced church laws banning abortion. Contraception was faulty. Schools didn't give students reproductive facts. Churches got more tithers, but over-population meant paving over precious farmland. Ban-Abortion Reagan stopped our funding of abortion overseas, so they're in the same mess. "The Jungle" was written about inflow of paupers from Catholic nations--Ireland, Spain, France, Mexico, and Latin America. There, employers supported churches that demanded BIG FAMILIES. They cheapened labor by sheer weight of numbers. The same churches demand BIG FAMILIES that pay the ten per cent tithe. To get that MONEY, those churches are wrecking the world. How many churches own stock in companies that sell these disgusting kinds of food?

auradawnveirs of CA @ Jul 03, 2009 21:46:59 PM

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