Abortion is the first domino, it leads to an utter disregard for human life. Hitlers first step was legalizing abortion, it was the first step towards the mass extermination of six million Jews.
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So when I'm at the pub, and play in their domino contests, it's an utter disregard for human life? Damn, I thought it was just a game I could beat old men at.
@agentCDE
The Mona Lisa was painted with oil paints.
No, no, no, he did it because he was Atheist and banned religion! Read Fundie History Revision 1 and retake test, please.
"Abortion is the first domino, it leads to an utter disregard for human life."
Slippery slope, here we come!
"Hitlers first step was legalizing abortion, it was the first step towards the mass extermination of six million Jews."
No, one of Hitler's first acts as Chancellor was to "disappear" a bunch of people who didn't agree with him. It's known as the Night of the Long Knives.
Abortion was illegal in Nazi Germany and Hitler handed out bonuses to women who had four or more children. Y'know, that was the whole point of the "master race" schtick. Can't have a master race if you don't breed 'em. You need to crack a history book, Sedah.
No, Hitler's first step towards the Holocaust, was the authorisation of the T4 Aktion, which was essentally a progrom, which targeted the disabled & mentally ill for extermination...
Hitler also enjoyed watercolors.
Only the blue, blond, and white ones.
Isn't it funny how the domino theory always works, like when communism spread down through Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and now has its icy grip on Australia.
Religion is the first domino, it leads to an utter disregard for human life. Christians first step was legalizing religion, it was the first step towards the mass extermination of millions of people in the Crusades.
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