On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 22:00:26 GMT, Al Klein 

wrote:



>On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 14:58:55 GMT, Mr. F. Le Mur

> said in alt.atheism:

>

>>On 20 Jan 2005 06:40:11 -0800, "felon_def_ears"

>> wrote:

>

>>>You people can argue until doomsday, but the bottom line is that

>>>abortion is murder. It's killing a baby in it's mother's womb, and it's

>>>wrong. 40 million murdered babies so far in America. It's makes the

>>>Holocaust pale in comparison.

>

>>It's obviously killing a person

>

>Corporate person?  Obviously not.

>

>Natural person (one no longer in the womb)?  Obviously not.

>

>That doesn't leave much, since the law only defines 2 types of person,

>corporate and natural.



Really?  What are those legal definitions?  legal-definitions.com

hasn't heard of either one.



"The fetus is not a human being (under, for example, California

law) at the time of the stabbing.  However, the fetus is a human

being at the time of its death."

http://lawschool.mikeshecket.com/criminallaw/peoplevconley.html



IOW, "the law" = logically inconsistant trivial pursuit for

fun and profit.  Religious and folk definitions are no better.

That leaves biology.









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