Every person is precious no matter how big they are

I have heard of a government official who wanted an automatic death penalty for someone that commits a 'mass shooting' at a school. It is ironic that most schools funded by the government of this nation want to teach the students that there are no moral absolutes, that each individual can decide what they want to believe, that there is really no right or wrong way to think about anything. Some schools do try to instill a sense of moral value, but they are the exception. Many teachers have a sense of right and wrong, but are prevented from voicing what they believe, for fear of being reprimanded for doing so.

If the kids are not taught that there is right, and there is wrong, that it matters what they believe, how can we expect them to stay in line with any of the convictions that we have, such as the belief that the killing of another person is wrong?

The government promotes the killing of our boys and girls through abortion, and even helps to pay for it with our tax dollars. This promotion of death is wrong, and enforces the sense that human life is not precious. What is the difference between a boy or girl student or a teacher, and an unborn baby? Only size and location. The baby in the womb is the exact same person that one day may become a student or a teacher if that young boy or girl is allowed to live. Don't take my word for it, check it out. Science proves that the unborn child, even at the beginning, at conception, is the same individual that he or she will be throughout their life.

Mass killings are wrong, no matter what method is used to do so.

Every day several thousand boys and girls are killed in this country by abortion. Let's stop the craziness.

Let's get this country back on the track of moral responsibility.

We will only prevent the tragedy of senseless death by promoting a sense of right and wrong. We need to realize that every person is precious, no matter how big they are, and no matter where they are, whether they are a student or a teacher at school, or an unborn boy or girl in the womb.

— Ed Acker, Rib Lake