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WICHITA, Kansas, January 14, 2003 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Notorious abortionist George Tiller plans on giving free abortions in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that decriminalized abortion on demand. But the anti-abortion group Operation Rescue West says, no abortion is free.

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oooh local news.  I'd best not comment.

instead requires senders to register before they can send you email. This process is completely automatic and you are not disturbed until somebody actually submits a registration request.

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That's the ticket.  webform email registration requests.  like MLW dating form.  kdefininetly need to get me one of those.

I do not want to receive three hundred e-mail messages per week from strangers wanting to communicate with me. If only because I'd be tempted to open them all and look at them. And there goes, you know, half the time that I have to write. I mean, the amount of physical mail and other communications I get these days is already swamping me.

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Sheesh, what a lame-ass.  Give the internet to the poorest, those who don't want it, then shun them.

Sterling and I appalled everyone by arguing that yes, this is a great idea, but this sort of technology had to immediately go to only to the poorest and most disadvantaged there is. They had to be taken into the ghetto schools.

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