Saturday, August 28, 2004
Hum ho
Close to a hundred MPs have said they are in favor of changing the law, and a bill will presumably be introduced in November. Among them are many pro-abortionists. "I have never been anti-abortion and am still not against a woman's right to choose," said Nigel Jones, the Liberal Democrat MP for Cheltenham. "But the fact that fetuses almost as old as my daughters were when they were born early can be terminated does make me feel that it is time to reconsider the law." Jones' two daughters, now 18 years old, were born 10 weeks prematurely.
So basically, you realize that it's ok to kill people that were your daughter's age when she was born, but you're not really upset that this is happening thousands of times a year, because of a conception that will makes right. Fascinating.
So basically, you realize that it's ok to kill people that were your daughter's age when she was born, but you're not really upset that this is happening thousands of times a year, because of a conception that will makes right. Fascinating.
