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From: sophie@mnetor.UUCP (Sophie Quigley)
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Subject: Re: Re: Re: BULLPUKEY
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Date: Fri, 26-Jul-85 10:42:53 EDT
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> What upsets
> many people are the self-centered twits who argue that they just
> can not be bothered with responsibility, as in the case of the young
> woman last year who stated that she was not going to upset her
> graduate school plans if she got pregnant.  To me, her statement
> said that she was more interested in screwing her way through
> school than in taking any responsibility for her actions.
> 
> T. C. Wheeler
> 
I really can't see what is irresponsible about wanting to be educated
in order to be able to have a better job in order to support one's
potential children better.  I find that to be a very responsible
position myself.   I find it much more irresponsible to have children
when one is not able to take care of them.

"Screwing her way through school".  I am just repeating that in case
people missed it.  Poor Mr Wheeler, don't you just wish that women
went back to convents where they belong...  Well, yes, we women will
continue to "screw our way" through school and life even, and we will
have children, and we will have abortions and we will have miscariages
as our mothers and their mothers before them did because that's the
way life is, and:w
-- 
Sophie Quigley
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