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To: RJCogburn
Your attitude is wrong-headed.

You have essentially said, 'if someone I know is going to hire a hit on an innocent infant, I would want his hit man to be an excellent marksman, maybe a sniper.'

Pretty incredible thinking, dude.

3 posted on 06/15/2002 7:05:38 AM PDT by caddie
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To: caddie
That's not a fair analogy at all. There is the small matter of the woman...

The pregnant woman always seems to just vanish into thin air in these discussions.

The entire reason women have a legal right to abortion is that their very bodies are put at risk by pregnancy and childbirth.

I know how strongly people feel that a woman should bear the risk and the child, no matter what, but even in that perfect land where women do just that, there is a need for Ostetrician/gynecologists and GP's and surgeons trained well...

Women need doctors skilled in suction D&C; most misscarriages before 12 weeks are incomplete and require mechanical evacuation. The procedure is identical and there is no excuse for a physician who aims to treat women to avoid learning it.

10 posted on 06/15/2002 11:03:00 AM PDT by SarahW
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To: caddie
You have essentially said, 'if someone I know is going to hire a hit on an innocent infant, I would want his hit man to be an excellent marksman, maybe a sniper.'

Pretty incredible thinking, dude.

No, your analogy fails. A better analogy might be 'I want to his man (wouldn't you mean her hit man, btw) to not also hit another person.' You would, by implication, not care if a second person gets in the line of fire. That's incredible thinking, dudette.

15 posted on 06/15/2002 3:59:54 PM PDT by RJCogburn
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