Posted on 10/10/2005 9:48:46 AM PDT by curtisgardner
I love the irony that human beings are "just a mass of cells" but she's too squeamishly conscious of animal rights to drink a glass of milk.
After seeing her (?) picture, I highly doubt that Zoe lets any organ that could impregnate her anywhere near her uterus. I am sure the feeling is mutual on the part of male reproductive organs everywhere. It is really ironic that some of the nastiest and most strident supporters of abortion are butch lesbians who will never become pregnant in the first place.
(Stay out of my Uterus)
Too bad that babies being aborted cannot say: hey, keep those scissors out of my head...
Her e-mail: williamz@mscd.edu
Only those whose caregiving salaries are paid by the state.
"Justice for All, Stay out of my Uterus (Baby Killer Barf Alert)"
How about changing the title to:
"Justice for All, Stay out of my Pocketbook"
"Life for the guilty, death for the innocent."
Now, there's the start of a great bumper sticker...
Anti-Death Penalty=Life for the guilty
Pro-Choice=Death for the innocent
So do I. Let's start with us.
Zoe Williams, williamz@mscd.edu
Weird...content of post didn't show up. Here is her email addy. - Zoe Williams, williamz@mscd.edu
"However, I fail to see how a mass of cells the size of a kumquat, with no nerve endings, or a potentially viable fetus that is so deformed it has no chance of surviving (plus, it may kill the woman carrying it) can qualify as self-determined individuals."
I wonder if that means she is against aborting "masses of cells" with nerve endings... or at least even undeformed viable fetuses (what is that around 22 weeks now?)
Thanks, here's my e-mail to her(with thanks to other posters for their thoughts):
Dear Zoe,
Abortion is legal for any reason until the end of the second trimester, and for virtually any reason until full term. Perhaps you need a few biology classes, they aren't masses of cells the size of kumquats.
By the way, even the first mass of cells contains the complete genetic code for a unique human being who will never be replicated. Sad that you think of him or her as disposable simply because he or she doesn't look like a person. Sadder still that you respect the autonomy of cows so much you won't even drink milk, yet unborn humans can be ripped into small pieces without anesthesia simply for having the misfortune to still reside in the uterus. Those are some pretty screwed up priorities, IMO.
Sincerely,
Mother of three, two of whom were born at a gestational age when they could have been legally aborted in all fifty states for any reason. If you like I'll send you some photos or video of my yawning, crying, stretching, thumb-sucking, reactive to pain, soothed when held by their mother, "masses of cells the size of kumquats". Or maybe you could spend a couple of days in a neonatal ICU so you can at least have some clue about your subject matter.
"Zoe" (also) equals:60's hippie dope smoker saying..never in a million years would I maintain the oppressive status quo by naming my daughter "Mary",or "Elizabeth",or "Gertrude" or "Irene"
You pretty much echo my thoughts. With sex comes responsibility... Nothing is full-proof and you need to be prepared to take on full respomsibility for your actions. If you are not prepared to take on and raise a child -- don't have sex.
And how does the state get that money?
I tried to write the editor of the Metropolitan but they seem to have
a form restricting contact to only posting upcoming
calendar events.
Harsh, but true. The pro-abortion supporters must believe pregnancy is a disease that any woman can catch and abortion is a cure they are being denied. Forget the fact that they had a "choice" not to do the nasty (rape and incest excluded). But, as a check, ask them what they think about "choice" when the father wants the child but the mother does not. The conversation will shift to "reproductive rights" from "personal choice" faster than you can say RU486.
Isn't is sad when Cynthia McKinney actually makes a good point?
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