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Irish Times debate on abortion!

category national | rights, freedoms and repression | other press author Monday July 09, 2007 15:47author by Mediahead Report this post to the editors

It's 70-30 against!

http://www.ireland.com/head2head/yes.html.
Nice little row brewing on the Irish Times web-site if anyone wants to contribute or voice
opinion on women's reproductive rights. pro-choice are taking a bashing, which is a pity.
Apparently women are not contributing to the debate.



http://www.ireland.com.head2head/yes.html, is the link and I presume that the 'yes' can be substituted
with a 'no' if one is that way inclined. Come on women of Ireland bring on the discussion, the males
are dominating the discussion.... Have a look!

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Links.     DR    Mon Jul 09, 2007 16:38 
   Women are not contributing     68-32%    Mon Jul 09, 2007 16:45 
   ?     DR    Mon Jul 09, 2007 16:58 
   DR     Rosa    Mon Jul 09, 2007 17:04 
   Well now the Irish Times "head to head" boards are hardly representative of opinion are they?     stan of the judean peoples' front    Mon Jul 09, 2007 17:41 
   rosa     sinead    Mon Jul 09, 2007 20:52 
   Hmmm     Don    Mon Jul 09, 2007 21:03 
   "shows the amount of people willing to work together against abortion"?????     gurgle    Mon Jul 09, 2007 21:34 
   That is sexist!     delete    Mon Jul 09, 2007 21:57 
 10   Comment on numbers     Martin's Bro    Mon Jul 09, 2007 22:49 
 11   Irish Times.     Apparat    Mon Jul 09, 2007 23:44 
 12   "Pro" "Life"     barra    Tue Jul 10, 2007 12:51 
 13   HOW MANY?     Johnathan    Tue Jul 10, 2007 23:08 
 14   for a good indication     answer    Fri Jul 13, 2007 16:36 
 15   56%-44%     immaterial.    Fri Jul 13, 2007 17:55 
 16   The Polls are closing soon     57%43%    Sat Jul 14, 2007 15:03 


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