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"John Roberts" <jroberts@nosp.ionet.net> writes:
>Michael David Jones wrote in message <71dtqu$f84@alumni.rpi.edu>...
>>Moonman Mike <moon12@erols.com> writes:
>>>Amazing how Right-Wing White Christian Republikans (or anyone)
>>>can be anti-abortion and pro-death penalty!
>>Not as amazing as the number of them who seem to think that abortion
>>is wrong because the fetus is a human life but support exceptions if
>>that human life was created by an act of rape or incest. I've never
>>quite been able to figure that one out.
>It's called "grace" to those who have been wronged.  While some can agree

And what about grace to the fetus?

>that exceptions should be made, the majority who do would actually prefer
>that the child still be born if the mother can handle it physically and
>emotionally.  What I've never quite been able to figure out is how no one
>can see the difference between being forcibly impregnated and changing one's
>mind.

OK, John, enlighten me: what *is* the difference to the precious,
human fetus between having been formed by forcible impregnation and
having its mother change her mind?

 Mike Jones |  jonesm2@rpi.edu

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