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At 10:56 AM 9/17/00 -0700, nessie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED],Internet writes:
>>Question: What, if any, crime has been committed?
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>That depends on the wording of the local laws, and NOT on anyone's
>religious beliefs, particularly those of somebody else, not involved, and
>living in another legal juristiction.
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Your answer is a very close approximation of "Duh-uh?"
Name one jurisdiction in the United States of America -- ONE -- where it
is legal
for a medical doctor on his sole discretion to stick a needle into an in
utero fetus and kill it?
Name one jurisdiction where "the wording of local laws" affirmatively
permit this action.
>Crime is a legal matter, not a religious one.
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Yeah. So what? You didn't answer the question.
"What, if any, crime has been committed?"
I'll make it REAL simple for you:
A. A crime has been committed. The nature of the crime is: ____________.
B. No crime has been committed; medical doctors can spear and mutilate
in utero fetuses whenever they damn well please.
DBC
