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APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 135<br />

"life" different from mine.<br />

Perhaps everyone has a different perception of<br />

"life".....<br />

Article 18<br />

Reference 161438<br />

From steiner@netcom.com<br />

Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 4:01 PM<br />

In Article , kevin@rotag.mi.org (Kevin<br />

Darcy) wrote:<br />

>In article steiner@netcom.com (Mike<br />

Steiner) writes:<br />

>>In Article , kevin@rotag.mi.org (Kevin<br />

>>Darcy) wrote:<br />

>>>In article steiner@netcom.com (Mike<br />

>>Steiner) writes:<br />

>>>><br />

>>>>What is in dispute is whe<strong>the</strong>r a fetus has <strong>the</strong> right to trespass inside a<br />

>>>>woman’s body, leeching nutrients from her, against her will. Apparently,<br />

>>>>anti-choicers say that it has that right.<br />

>>><br />

>>>Incorrect. The fetus is not a "trespasser", since it lacks <strong>the</strong> capacity to<br />

>>>have a criminal intent -- a 5-year-old is likewise incapable of being a<br />

>>>"trespasser". The fetus is at least as much a victim of circumstance as <strong>the</strong><br />

>>>woman is. The onset and continuation of pregnancy creates no "aggressor" and<br />

>>>no "victim", in a criminal-justice sense.<br />

>><br />

>>If <strong>the</strong> fetus is inside <strong>the</strong> woman’s body and she doesn’t want it in <strong>the</strong>re,<br />

>>she has <strong>the</strong> right to have it evicted,<br />

><br />

>You said "trespass" before, now you’re switching to "eviction"? Very well<br />

><strong>the</strong>n...<br />

The fetus trespasses, and <strong>the</strong> women has it evicted.<br />

>Under what statute may "eviction" proceedings be brought against a minor who<br />

>is not legally competent to enter into a leasehold in <strong>the</strong> first place?<br />

What does that have to do with it?<br />

>Or are you using <strong>the</strong> word in a strange way?<br />

No, but you seem to be.<br />

==============================================================================<br />

| M. Steiner | In memory of Drs. John Britton & David Gunn, and |<br />

| steiner@netcom.com | James Barrett who gave <strong>the</strong>ir lives for women’s rights|<br />

==============================================================================<br />

Article 19<br />

Reference 161446<br />

From bmc@mayo.edu<br />

Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 4:24 PM

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