[trumandogz]

Yes, you are correct in that mass murder of the unborn in legal in this country, and there have been many of elected officials and Jurists who have protected the practice of abortion.

Among those are, the presidents who have appointed Justices to the SCOTUS since Roe.

Interestingly, of the 12 Justices that have been appointed the the SCOTUS since 1973, nine of those Justices have been appointed by Republican presidents and Roe still stands.

And of course, George W. Bush's FDA approved the Plan B Abortion Pill for over the counter sales.

Are the past seven presidents since Roe also guilty of genocide?

[Wpin]

I think you are stretching things when you imply George W Bush is anything but very very pro life. But, having said that and having a chance to think things through a bit more...I would venture to say that those who are in direct action with abortion would be morally guilty. I do not think everyone involved in the process could be considered guilty anymore than they did in regards to the Nazi’s. I don’t think they went after a clerk who really followed procedure but was not directly involved in the act of or instruction to murder. In regards to the morning after pill...I stand with the pharmacist from Morrison, IL who refuses to sell it and is being persecuted by the government for his moral stance. That is a hero also.