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Incidentally, I asked more than do you think they are living ... do you consider the prenatal to be a fellow human being worthy of protection for its inalienable right to LIFE?

Yes I do, but I abide by the law of man also. Until it can be changed. If I can not abide by the laws of this land and it becomes unbearable, I will leave this country. I will not contend that Paul Hill was saving lives, since anyone who was scheduled probably went somewhere else. When I was taking a smoke break waiting for the nurse to let me back into the labor room for my first born Dec 1979, I spoke with a young man in the waiting room. He looked nervous and scared and was much younger than me. I asked, "first child?" He said with tears in his eyes, "No she doesn't want it we're here for an abortion". I cried with him and we prayed. If that young man had gone into the lab and stopped his pagan girlfriend from killing their child and somebody got hurt. I would helped him and would have testified on his behalf. But a cold calculated murder is another thing.