<<<Marley, he didn't; this is just someone's twisted take on the whole
matter.

We are making sure these advertisements do NOT go up in subway trains,
as well as any billboards in the suburbs and or surrounding areas of
Boston. These types of ads are specifically 'aimed' at INTER-CITY
youths who have no family/friends support system and have no other
choice but to DUMP and TRASH their babies and, therefore, negate any
obligations/responsiblilities towards such. Unfortunately, it's the way
they were raised around here, and we, the taxpayers, have to assume
their responsibilities. That's why there are a number of us trying to
get this law changed to where the person DUMPING/TRASHING their baby
will have to give some kind of personal information so that, at a later
date, those that need to, can get some kind of medical history
information.

Carla>>>>>

First of all Carla....Who in the heck is "WE???"
Second of all, these billboards and signs are already up, we've seen and heard
the TV and radio commercials across the state, and have had numerous reports of
dozens of airings.
Third, every media outlet in the state turned out for the public relations
kickoff. And soon we'll see plenty of positive editorials backing them.
Fourth, all the best to you in trying to overturn the law at any point.
Jean