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::It is good that you said pro-life is only about unborned children. How should we characterize those that don't want any loss of life? Such as those that want money to go to the poor for better healthcare, or those against unnecessary war? Pro-life is the obvious choice but it's taken by people who only care about prenatal life, not actual born humans. --[[User:NessOkay|NessOkay]] 21:12, 6 May 2008 (EDT)
::It is good that you said pro-life is only about unborned children. How should we characterize those that don't want any loss of life? Such as those that want money to go to the poor for better healthcare, or those against unnecessary war? Pro-life is the obvious choice but it's taken by people who only care about prenatal life, not actual born humans. --[[User:NessOkay|NessOkay]] 21:12, 6 May 2008 (EDT)
== Why are the Conservapedia Commandments not being followed? ==
== Using the "pro-death" line ==
I see that when I had edited out an opinion, leaving a factual statement, the opinion was restored without comment. How is that adhering to the commandments to rely on verifiable facts in these articles, and how can you expect people to find Conservapedia credible when the commandments are applied subjectively? I'd appreciate a response.
I see that when I had edited out an opinion, leaving a factual statement, the opinion was restored without comment. How is that adhering to the commandments to rely on verifiable facts in these articles, and how can you expect people to find Conservapedia credible when the commandments are applied subjectively? I'd appreciate a response.