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>Ogg: Re: [CivicAccess-discuss] In light of today's announcement on re-
opening the abortion debate in Canada
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>On 12-03-16 10:10 AM, Tracey P. Lauriault wrote:
>> <a href="http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/House%2BCommons%2Bhold%2Babortion%">http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/House%2BCommons%2Bhold%2Babortion%
2Brelated%2Bdebate%2BApril/6296017/story.html
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http://www.stephenwoodworth.ca/ and thought that some of the
>> community groups you work with might have some concerns.
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> I know we worry that a debate on abortion could go a way that we
>don't like, I think it is fruitful to ensure that we continue to discuss
>the issue.
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> In my mind legal abortions are like democracy itself: it isn't at
>all perfect, and sometimes (some might even say often) lead to very bad
>decisions, but it is far better than the alternatives.
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> We should be thankful that MP Stephen Woodworth is ensuring that
>people from all walks of life are given additional opportunity to
>observe and participate in debate that must be kept fresh in peoples
>mind. I fear a time when we might have politicians who have not
>observed and participated in this debate enough to have given enough
>thought to the consequences of making abortions illegal or making them
>too socially acceptable.
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