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As the ''Titanic'' sunk, every life mattered, and the most vulnerable received the greatest protection.  Most of the unborn children on the ''Titanic'' were saved and survived.<ref>https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/children-on-titanic/</ref>

As the ''Titanic'' sunk, every life mattered, and the most vulnerable received the greatest protection.  Most of the unborn children on the ''Titanic'' were saved and survived.<ref>https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/children-on-titanic/</ref>

Not all the lifeboats were used (only 18 out of 20), many were only partially filled, and if the neighboring ''Californian'' had simply responded to the distress signals then all could have been saved.  Yet [[liberal]]s exploited the tragedy to require excessive lifeboats and demand more regulations.

Not all the lifeboats were used (only 18 out of 20), many were only partially filled, and if the neighboring ''Californian'' had simply responded to the distress signals then all could have been saved.  Yet [[liberal]]s exploited the tragedy to require excessive lifeboats and demand more regulations.  The [[Encyclopedia Britannica]]'s entry about the Titanic is devoted mostly to dry speculation about the cause of its sinking, rather than the intense human drama and heroism.

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