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> The compromise: > 1. To satisfy the Pro-Lifers: We will let nature decide who can and > can't be aborted. In roughly *half* the cases the life of the unborn > will be preserved. Thus satisfying at least a portion of the pro-life > agenda. Hey that's a good first step isn't it ? Who would pass up > that opportunity to make some headway. > 2. To satisfy the Pro-Choicers: If the unborn fetus is a male, then > quickly, unequivocally, with no questions asked...kill it (him). Go > home and feel good that you made the wise choice for yourself. > But... if the unborn fetus is a female then she has a choice. Since > the female fetus is unable to understand or comprehend the gravity of > the decision at hand, much less make her choice known in response... > the choice must be deferred until said female fetus is able to perform > the said choice. I suggest 16 years old, in a formal court hearing > that the female may then exercises her choice, to live or not. Nice one....but there's one problem. I'm a man, therefore that gives me no right to live past my embryonic stage if my mother wanted to abort me. ??? poor me....
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