I don't think you are understanding my post

[xultar]

NEVERMIND... None of you actually read what I said. You responded to what you think I said.

[LoZoccolo]

1. Uh, the baby's alive outside the mother now.

I can understand why they'd say this.

[librechik]

2. sorry--that was a baby

and if we need to fight for this one to be called a fetus, we are only kicking ouselves in the ass--then it's a "late term blank." Can we please dredge up some common sense along with the passionate activism?

[Pirate Smile]

3. Do we give birth to fetuses or babies? The baby was brutally delivered

after the mother was murdered.

Do not make this into an abortion argument. It isn't one.

[Up2Late]

10. Maybe we should call it...

an Involuntary C-Section/Kidnapping :shrug:

[Maddy McCall]

4. This is a tough one.

Certainly, she should be charged with first degree murder with special circumstances.

The baby/fetus issue, though, is a difficult thing to decifer, according to the law.

Do we pro-choice folks agree that when a fetus emerges from the uterus and takes its first breath, it is then a baby?

I don't know...this is a sticky issue. I don't think it's fair to lable people "wingnuts" because they think the fetus became a baby after it took its first breath.

[RobbyRoo]

5. Not "pro-choice"

They don't say "pro-choice." They say "pro-abortion."

Do you actually know anybody who is "pro-abortion"???

I'm pro-choice. But I'd like to see the day when abortions aren't performed because people CHOOSE not to have them.



http://www.cafepress.com/unfair

[yellowdogintexas]

8. a corollary: abortions not performed because all pregnancies

are wanted.

a real pipe dream, but not performed because no one sees the need

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[BlueOhio]

7. while its inside, fetus, if its outside and breathing, baby. is that hard?

[Tony_Illinois]

9. That seems simple enough to me... but I know there are people

that will not agree, because some of us are afraid to embrace that simple concept. I am pro-choice by nature--but not pro-abortion. I would not want the responsibility of telling any woman what she MUST do when faced with a pregnency.

But I just do not see how this case is causing such angst among some of my pro-choice brothers and sisters here at the DU. Somebody help me...

[Up2Late]

11. We need to take back the language from the Orwellian Spin doctors

Not "Pro-Life," they are "Anti-Choice." :think:And I don't know anyone who is "Pro-Abortion," we are "Pro-Choice"