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1. >Sharpening his criticism of Poland’s Parliament, which declined to approve a church-sponsored ban on abortion two weeks before his arrival, the Pope compared abortion to the Nazi death camps on Polish soil where millions of Jews, gypsies and Poles were put to death during World War II.
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   >”That cemetery of the victims of human cruelty in our century is extended to include yet another vast cemetery, that of the unborn, of the defenseless whose faces even their own mothers had not seen,” the Pope said at an outdoor mass in Radom, a city 60 miles south of Warsaw.

   NYT June 5, 1991

   Remarkable how this topic is still on the agenda over thirty years later.

2. Thank you for sharing this – extremely disappointing that the new government in power hasn’t moved more quickly on this topic

3. Signed and upvoted.

   After seeing my wife going through the hardships of pregnancy twice, I’m convinced **nobody** should be forced to stay pregnant against their will. Abortion should be a human right.

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