Jun 10, 2015
Well, I happen to be pro life, but that's not the point. Your message is out of context and inappropriate. I received a call from this phone number too. I doubt she was legitimately calling on the behalf of any pro life group. She was in all likelihood using that as a cover to solicit personal information from you. So if you carry out your plan, the information you give out may come back to haunt you later on. Never give out information of any kind to an unknown caller. Even surveys. Elections will be happening again in a year and a half, and all kinds of political pollsters call - and I absolutely never answer even one of their questions -- because if it is not from a legitimate source -- you would be amazed at how much the caller can learn about you from answering carefully crafted questions.
When I received the call from this woman -- robot or otherwise -- I told her I do not answer questions on phone calls coming in and I was terminating the call. But I made a mistake even in doing that. They can pick up information even from background noise in your home. I should have not even answered the phone at all. I agree with the comment made by another person on this website -- if it is important, the caller will leave a message.
On a final note, please do not attack people for their religious beliefs. In many cases, in crisis situations, that is the only thread they may have to hang on to. You may not be religious and you may think religion is bunk -- and you have made a choice for yourself if that is the case -- but you need to be respectful toward other people. I am almost certain you would not want you to be labeled as being old fashioned, outdated, or as a quack. Nor would you want to be called a jerk, would you? So treat other people the way you want to be treated. Even if you don't like how some pro life people push their ideas inappropriately -- don't you be inappropriate toward other people. You are not doing a disservice to anyone else but yourself unless you respect others.
Siberian