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03/17/2005: "Scott Peterson is a Good Abortionist"

Can anyone tell me why it is ok that Scott Peterson can be found guilty and sentenced to death for killing his unborn baby, and “abortion doctors” get away with it? Is it just because the woman has decided that she wants to kill her baby? Is the woman deciding to kill the baby the only deciding factor here?

Why would we net decide this issue based on the evidence of the “mass of cells” being a human or not. The vast majority of the thinking scientific world has come to the conclusion that the “mass of cells” is indeed a human and that humanness does indeed begin at conception.

Making abortion illegal in most if not all cases is the only reasonable alternative.

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"The vast majority of the thinking scientific world.."

Where is your proof? You keep saying this broad generalities, with no proof other than your biases.

You are not a blogger, you are a clogger.

Proof said @ 03/17/2005 02:07 PM CST

I know you won't accept any of these, but I am doing my part.

try this...
http://abortionismurder.org/evidence.shtml

or

http://www.epm.org/articles/life_conception.html

or

http://www.theinterim.com/1999/oct/15frted.html

or

http://www.princeton.edu/~prolife/articles/embryoquotes2.html

or

check Randy Alcorn's excellant book
Prolife answers to Prochoice questions.

But I am sure you know all of this and have obsorbed it and have rejected it out of hand.

The fact of the matter is the pro-abortion supporters have moved on from the argument that life does not start at concepton because they know they have been proved wrong. They have now moved the argument to philosophy. The child is not a human until he/she can care for himself/herself. They are even starting to argue that it is ok to kill a child after birth.

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/2900/psai3.html

Pro-choice position seems to have no logical support, but many will cling to it at all costs to reason.

Q and A blogger said @ 03/17/2005 04:13 PM CST

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