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Why the So Called ‘March for Life’ is Inherently Contradictory
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January 29, 2018
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8:01Now PlayingIn addition to the 2nd Annual women’s march that took place across the country, there was a smaller, lesser known demonstration that also occurred known as the 'March for Life,' featuring neoconservative Republicans and their voters that want an end to legal abortion while simultaneously—and contradictorily—supporting U.S. military interventions that facilitate an even greater loss of life. Do they really care about life as much as they say they do?
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