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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Sabre on August 05, 2003, 04:48:11 PM
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There have been number of high profile cases lately dealing with fetal rights; Lacy Peterson case out in CA; Jane Doe case in FL (severely retarded woman who became pregnant after sexual assault). There was also an article on Foxnews the other day about some woman, who was a pro-abortion activist, was trying to have her ex-husband (or boy friend?) prosecuted for the murder of her unborn child (in CA again, I believe). Her position, though not put quite this bluntly, is that no one should be able to kill her fetus except her. Put another way, “I, the mother, decide if it’s a person or a fetus.” Passing some kind of federal law, making it felony offense for someone to purposefully cause the death of another’s unborn baby, is gaining steam in Washington; a number of states already have such laws. What I don’t understand is how you can justify giving the power to decide if a fetus is a person to an individual? Not just from a moral standpoint, but from a legal one?
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"lawyers love legal nightmares"
hey, that could be a bumper sticker!
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Originally posted by john9001
"lawyers love legal nightmares"
hey, that could be a bumper sticker!
I like mine better, but it applies to the press:
"Chaos equals cash"