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Originally Posted by garinda
No you're wrong Graham, there are lots of women [and men] against abortion. Take a poll outside any Catholic Church any Sunday morning. Abortion is a contentious, emmotive issue. l was just suprised that someone with so little chance of winning this seat should align himself so publicly with this issue, by being pictured with the three people.
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Interesting Garinda. Wonder what others think. I dont like religion getting involved in politics. Religion is a personal thing because it has no scienticic basis. And just lately religion has stepped up further it attacks on the very sacrosanct cornerstone of British society: namely free speech.
As for my perceptions on abortion, maybe its just the people I come into contact with. I think the current law is about right. ie Pro Choice.
I have yet to meet a friend, relative or aquaintance in Hyndburn that is anti-abortion but clearly the religous fraternity, mostly, will be. Muslims and Catholics particularly I would guess.