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- Okay, but what I want to know is...
- ...damn. Why would someone be so ate-up in a political issue that they'd willingly sign up for text messages to bombard their daily lives with constant rhetoric and propaganda? <br /><br />No, I seriously don't care what side of this (or any other) issue one would be on - this is just dumb. NARAL is dumb for doing it, and Verizon is dumb for making any sort of fluff about it.<br /><br />/P
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- position on abortion
- Whether or not Verizon thinks they have "taken sides" on this issue, by supplying this service they have supported one of the most divisive issues of our times. Please , Big Corp's, stop being PC and remain neutral. It is not only good for business it may actually help you keep customers.
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