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Think About It...

Babies, then the doctors, the mothers, and the practicing students. And history talks about Pao Pot, A. Hitler, and Rwanda. What this Country is about to do has no comparison of any attack in human history. The Justice system has more than 16 years of experience in Law. And the pro-lifers allowed money to be spent for more than 90 years. In Medical insurance, vouchers, and the main thing allowing businesses to be open, purchasing an office on record knowing what it's going to be, knowing what it is for, and they want to blame the doctor, when in reality the doctor had no money to even be trained it was all funded by the government. Then they want to blame the mothers because, of color, poverty, bias, hatred, appearance, yet and still, they failed to stop funding when this means priceless lives that is a number of more than all the Genocide mass murders combined in human history.

If there were more than 60 million abortions how many mothers, doctors, babies, and students is that? apiece. That would be more than (200 MILLION) human living lives that would get the death penalty. And still the colleges, Universities are still being funding (BY THE GOVERNMENT). To buy books on how to perform an abortion that (THEY) say is murder, buy prongs abortion tools to extract an unborn.

While they're at it they should let people know about the (CRAWFORDS LAW) Birth control will be illegal. As well, as adultery, and fornication. There are more ways to stop a population from doing wrong. Education Sex education which they do not properly teach. In sex education in high schools and Middle schools there isn't one teacher that actually talk about how wrong abortion is. Why, won't the Justice system enforce that?

(THINK ABOUT IT?)

Because this is all premeditated Genocide. This isn't an accident people this Law planned. and carefully crafted to depopulate the human race. I guess COVID-19/coronavirus isn't doing a good job.

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Week in Review: January 8, 2017

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Jennifer Steinkamp at ACME

Cosima von Bonin at SculptureCenter

Cauleen Smith at CCAC

Rainer Ganahl at Barbara Weiss

Paul Thek at Hannah Hoffman

Eliza Douglas at Air de Paris

D’Ette Nogle at Reserve Ames

Barbara Bloom at Capitain Petzel

Richard Hoeck and John Miller at Meliksetian | Briggs

Josh Mannis at M+B

Studio for Propositional Cinema at Kunstverein Düsseldorf

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