So, what does Bush say about all woman and its own natural

[pooja]

process of rejecting their own babies... Women are always rejecting "babies" on their own. Most of the time before they even know and within the next natural cycle... 1 in 12 babies are aborted by the woman's own body attacking a "foreign object" much like they would a flu virus. Some women have miscarriages late into term. Should we prosecute these women for not being a "good bun".

[Warpy]

1. Involuntary manslaughter

for any woman of childbearing age who has a menstrual period!

It's GAWD'S way!

[uppityperson]

2. I had 2 miscarriages, wonder if I'm guilty of something?

how about all those times I didn't get pregnant, and bled out that pre-fetus-unborn-baby-thingy?

[flamin lib]

3. That is why the Abstinence method of birth control only fails

85% of the time.

[helderheid]

4. I had a hysterectomy but still have my ovaries. Am I committing a crime?

[TlalocW]

5. And sometimes

When the egg and sperm unite, one or both of them have been in the body so long and are so old (relatively speaking) that it is highly unlikely that the resulting union (is it a zygote at that stage?) will be strong enough to implant itself. This probably happens quite a bit for those who actually stupidly use the rhythm method as their only form of birth control. Any old egg left over would be from when the woman is exiting her fertile period, and any sperm left over would be hanging around from just before the woman entered her fertile period.

So, I think that the rhythm method isn't really a birth control method, but is oftentimes something that actually leads to an abortion.

I like telling Catholics this. :)

TlalocW

[niyad]

7. what do they call catholics who use the rhythm method? parents.

[calico1]

8. This is why a lot of us Catholics use birth control.

We aren't all stupid.

[madokie]

6. how did I stumble into this, oh lordy

[jean]

9. No, it'd be more like a faulty oven. Might need som gubmint oversight