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Eyes opened to bad choice

Tue., June 26, 2012

Thank you, thank you, Patrick Kirlin for your June 18 letter about abortion (“Life supersedes bad choice.”) Your mother was a wise woman, and she raised a wise man. How the pro-abortion mind works is beyond me. The logic is insane.

As a former believer in choices, I was disgusted with my thinking when my eyes were opened to the truth that an innocent child has to die during a choice. We can’t ignore the fact that over 1 million abortions are performed in our country alone each year, and until we stop making choices like these, we will pay for the carnage of our innocent children. God help us!

Susan E. Teague

Spokane

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