Demonically inspired Yates wanted to get rid of her body (children). She like SC wicked S. Smith murdered/aborted her children, in a manner similar to the birth process, via water.
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You know, it would be so much easier to just say that Yates was posessed or a demon. So, go ahead and look away from the truth, coward.
"Demonically inspired Yates wanted to get rid of her body (children)."Demonically inspired or Christianity inspired? About 1/4 to 1/3 of American women who kill their children do so for religious reasons.
"She like SC wicked S. Smith murdered/aborted her children, in a manner similar to the birth process, via water."
Now that's a new record for grasping at straws. What now? Should we outlaw water?
"The wicked one has lied to America,"
I agree, George Bush HAS lied to America.
"telling it that it is ok to dispose of your unwanted children via abortion, born or unborn,"
"via abortion, born or unborn?" You do realize that abortions are not performed on actually children, you know, that have been born, don't you?
"if they are an inconvienence to you, just murder them, get rid of them, it is your right to do with them what you choose."
No one is suggesting that it is OK to murder actual children. You may be anti-abortion, but to suggest that pro-choice persons take direction for some "evil one" and advocate murdering infants and toddlers is a heinous misrepresentation of the pro-choice position. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Poor, sick Andrea Yates killed her children because she thought it would ensure that they went to heaven. So, actually, she was religiously inspired. (Kind of like Abraham in the bible who was about to off his own kid because he thought he heard the voice of god tell him to.)
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