Mimi Gallandt -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 MG> Ed Hulett -> Mimi Gallandt wrote:
 EH>> Mimi Gallandt -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 MG>>> Ed Hulett -> Jeff Binkley wrote:
 EH>>>> Jeff Binkley -> Stan Hardegree wrote:



 SH>>>>>>> Just watch the reaction from the hate women
klatch.  Prepare to
 SH>>>>>>> see them at their best.

 JB>>>>>>> Quick, where's Sauer ?

 SH>>>>>> He started off the hate fest:
 SH>>>>>> ......

 SH>>>>>> Well, McBush has completely lost the presidential race.
 SH>>>>>> How?

 SH>>>>>> His choice for VP is Sarah Palin.

 SH>>>>>> An ultra-social conservative, who is on record
as stating that
 EH>> women
 SH>>>>>> who become pregnant as the result of being
raped or molested,
 EH>> should
 SH>>>>>> have the baby.

 SH>>>>>> Like McBush, she says that "life begins at
conception."

 SH>>>>>> When Biden has his debate with Palin, he's
going to run over her.
 SH>>>>>> .......

 SH>>>>>> It will go downhill from here.

 JB>>>>> So life doesn't begin at conception ?  When does it begin ?

 EH>>>> According to some on the left it isn't even human until
it pops its
 MG>>> head
 EH>>>> out and takes its first breath.

 MG>>> I believe that you're mistaken on this; until a fetus is born (before
 MG>>> birth the medical term for an in vitro being is fetus) it isn't a
 EH>> person
 MG>>> under the law. That's a lot different than saying a fetus isn't
 MG> human.
 MG>>> Human is a scientific word for our species, person is a legal term
 MG> not
 MG>>> always limited to being a human being. I'm not sure which crackpot
 EH>> judge
 MG>>> or lawyer came up with the concept of a corporation being a person
 EH>> under
 MG>>> the law but it is. Is that wacky or what?  :)

 EH>> I'm not mistaken and it has nothing to do with the law. I have debated
 EH>> with some on the left who claimed the fetus wasn't human until it took
 EH>> its first breath. When I ask them if it was a turnip and they start
 EH>> getting personal.

 MG> OK, then they were mistaken. Obviously something can't become human
 MG> after birth if it wasn't one before birth. Vern is right about public
 MG> schools.

The irony is that those who have taken that position in debate consider
themselves the enlightened and educated ones.

Ed

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