174. If indeed we care for the life of the unborn (as indeed we do), we should equally care for the lives of the living by st…

If indeed we care for the life of the unborn (as indeed we do), we should equally care for the lives of the living by stamping out racism, sexism, bigotry or hate. We can’t safe the life of the unborn just for the unborn to be born in a society that shall plunge the life of that kid in to racism, sexism, bigotry, hate, injustice, unfairness, cruelties, inequalities, spiteful destitution, poverty, hardship, imprisonment, police brutality or excessive use of force, traps, housing discrimination, income inequalities, profiling, pain, exploitation, rejection, oppression, suppression, silencing, fear, threats, underrepresentation, debt, stigmatization, stress, depression, lawlessness, hopelessness, homelessness, want, entitlement, mass shooting, gun violence, abuse, untimely deaths, lack of healthcare, lack of opportunities, lack of privileges, lack of rights, lack of freedoms, lack of happiness, lack of wealth, lack of maternity pay, lack of daycares, lack of health insurance, lack of childcare, lack of basic income, lack of safe neighborhood, lack of better schools, lack of Better and Equitable Paying Jobs (BEPJ), lack of dignity, lack of respect, lack of Peaceful Co-existence (PCE), or lack of a place to call home or country or family. Unless we as a humane and civilize society is really willing to Prepare for a Safe Living Space (PSLS) for the Unborn, we shouldn’t pretend that all lives including the unborn matter. It should. It’s shameful for politics to overturn life. Al PHIL. PIZ. 06242022.