Everyone Has the Right to be Happy

Phil Jensen

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Down_SyndromeNo one wants their child to have Down Syndrome.  Just as no one wants their child to be born blind (like my wife was), born deaf, or born with any other sort of handicap or problem.

But a good, civilized people don’t kill their children just because their child isn’t perfect. In fact, NONE of us are perfect.

In a civilized society, we help each other overcome our shortcomings and be all that we can be.  Some of us just need a little more help than others.

Rick Kriebel 2016

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Watch these less-than-perfect children tell (and demonstrate to) a pregnant woman that “it’ll be alright” even though her child has Down Syndrome.  Her child can still learn, grow up, be independent…and love her just the same as any other child.

Human life is ALWAYS precious, even when it faces extra challenges.

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Bob Ellis has been the owner of media company Dakota Voice, LLC since 2005. He is a 10-year U.S. Air Force veteran, a political reporter and commentator for the past decade, and has been involved in numerous election and public policy campaigns for over 20 years. He was a founding member and board member of the Tea Party groups Citizens for Liberty and the South Dakota Tea Party Alliance. He lives in Rapid City, South Dakota with his wife and two children.
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