SUPERNATURAL FORCES CAN'T DESTROY FREE WILL

According to Chief Prosecutor J. Gregory Hembree, the state has the
duty to protect children born or not. That perception would have
startled Aristotle, not to mention Thomas Jefferson. The parents
protect the children. They have since time began, and they will until
time ends. The state, as amply observable in the Regina McKnight
case, can only punish.

Perception is not reality. Witchcraft and other perceptions were
widely believed 300 years ago. Up until the 1940s, masturbatory
insanity was the chief psychiatric "destroyer of will" theory until
addictions came along to take its place. Medical sounding destroyer
of will theories find receptive ears in theologic-based society. The
truth is that we all have free will, and there are no supernatural
forces that can destroy it.

Since Hembree is depriving citizens of their liberty based on the
notion of addiction, perhaps he can provide the name of the person
who proved the theory.

Chris Buors

Winnipeg, Manitoba