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APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 134 clothing. MichaeLoomis Article 16 Reference 161459 From Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 1:17 PM On 02-Aug-94 in Re: Pro-life Gunman kills t.. user ZZYZX@nmsu.edu writes: >I don’t understand this need to demonize your opposition (and here I’m >speaking to both sides of the abortion debate). Believe it or not, >different people can come to different opinions about an issue without >one side being evil or mislead. Not all pro-lifers are book burning >anti-sex Inquisitioners. Not all pro-choicers are amoral baby >killers. The sooner both sides realise this, the sooner we can see if >there is any sort of compromise on this issue to be found. I would suggest to Mr. ZZYZX to actually go out and bother to read what pro-lifers write, to listen to what pro-lifers say to each other in pro-life meetings, and to hear some pro-life speaches. Then, he may have standing to talk about what the pro-lifers are up to. Taking the words of a small sample of pro-lifers putting the best side of their argument forward in informal convesation, as Mr. ZZYZX has, is not a sound sociological method. If you follow my suggestions about the pro-life movement, you will find that pro-choicers do not enough begin to explain how much the pro-life movement is based on being "anti-sex Inquisitiors". Faux-liberal pro-choicers who believe that "any sort of compromise" is possible with the pro-lifers are simply deluded. One may as well attempt compromise with the Iranian government on the subject of women’s clothing. MichaeLoomis Article 17 Reference 161516 From roger_e_barth@ccm.fm.intel.com Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 3:58 PM In article , writes: > I am an abortion opponent, and I agree with you 100%. We *must* take a stand > against the deliberate taking of life - *all* life. Well you best stop eating, walking or taking antibiotics, because you are killing lots of "life" in terms of living cells. Or is your definition of
APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 135 "life" different from mine. Perhaps everyone has a different perception of "life"..... Article 18 Reference 161438 From steiner@netcom.com Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 4:01 PM In Article , kevin@rotag.mi.org (Kevin Darcy) wrote: >In article steiner@netcom.com (Mike Steiner) writes: >>In Article , kevin@rotag.mi.org (Kevin >>Darcy) wrote: >>>In article steiner@netcom.com (Mike >>Steiner) writes: >>>> >>>>What is in dispute is whether a fetus has the right to trespass inside a >>>>woman’s body, leeching nutrients from her, against her will. Apparently, >>>>anti-choicers say that it has that right. >>> >>>Incorrect. The fetus is not a "trespasser", since it lacks the capacity to >>>have a criminal intent -- a 5-year-old is likewise incapable of being a >>>"trespasser". The fetus is at least as much a victim of circumstance as the >>>woman is. The onset and continuation of pregnancy creates no "aggressor" and >>>no "victim", in a criminal-justice sense. >> >>If the fetus is inside the woman’s body and she doesn’t want it in there, >>she has the right to have it evicted, > >You said "trespass" before, now you’re switching to "eviction"? Very well >then... The fetus trespasses, and the women has it evicted. >Under what statute may "eviction" proceedings be brought against a minor who >is not legally competent to enter into a leasehold in the first place? What does that have to do with it? >Or are you using the word in a strange way? No, but you seem to be. ============================================================================== | M. Steiner | In memory of Drs. John Britton & David Gunn, and | | steiner@netcom.com | James Barrett who gave their lives for women’s rights| ============================================================================== Article 19 Reference 161446 From bmc@mayo.edu Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 4:24 PM
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