10-08-2015, 03:13 PM
(10-08-2015, 02:56 PM)bfine32 Wrote: My website is not 'Pro-life" unless you consider Princeton.edu to be slanted toward pro-Life .
As you notice, I didn't quote myself; I quoted other sciency folk. They probably went to science school too. They most likely, just don't understand biology as well as you.
Then you need to vet your own source like I did. It took less than 2 minutes. It comes from this website . . . https://www.princeton.edu/~prolife/
It has "prolife" in the web address for their homepage, homeboy. From their home page and I quote, "Princeton Pro-Life is a student-run organization devoted to promoting a culture of life on campus and in the world beyond. We host speakers, sponsor conferences, write editorials, and coordinate with other campus organizations to raise awareness of the pro-life message."
It has nothing to do with Princeton's academic curriculum. Basically, it is a student club. They have already misled you to believe it isn't a pro-life organization, but that is exactly what they are.
PS I don't know why I even bother explaining the science to you because you can't even recognize a pro-life organization when you quote a pro-life organization.
