I'm just happy to hear that for once Clinton said something "right" - at least from my perspective. The Catholic Church thinks the same way: "Babies are no mistakes!" They deserve to live just as all of us. I lived in the slums of San Jose Resettlement Area (1980) and Bagong Bayan, Dasmariñas, Cavite (1982), and 3 months in Tondo (during my regency year in 1980) and among fishermen of Cavite City during my activism and/or part of my apostolate days as a student. Yes, these are very poor.. and often, a product of irresponsible parenthood and/or arratic government/s... but nonetheless they are still human beings who deserve to live with dignity and respect. They are not all bad (although many are victims of circumstances). Many of them have been successful to this day. I'm still in contact with a few of them who now live in the U.S. (who are not poor anymore). Dili baya na sila tanan k******n, drug victims, etc. just because they are poor and basically come from families who have nothing. In other words, dili pod nato ma generalize as altogether "bad" by-products of poverty. Kung sinagoyon pagkasulti... on the contrary, daghan pod gikan sa mga maayong pamilya and affluent classes... pero ang mga kanahan man hinooy big time "k******n" "drug users" who are sitting in big offices and sometimes along the hallways of our capitol buildings or Congress, bwahahaha. If you know what I mean. 
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