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". Creating life just to kill it is a crime in the first place."

Under precisely what statute? And please, stick to U.S. laws, here. Biblical laws do not carry force of law in America. I understand that you BELIEVE they should, but that is not the issue. Many do not share this belief; they cannot be FORCED to.

"The right to life is not predicated on being wanted."

On what , then, IS it predicated? It nowhere exists in the Constitution, and it can in fact be ABROGATED according to that document. In fact, it is, every day, around the globe, and at various stages, both born and pre-born.

[jwalsh07]

On what , then, IS it predicated? It nowhere exists in the Constitution, and it can in fact be ABROGATED according to that document. In fact, it is, every day, around the globe, and at various stages, both born and pre-born.

Say what?

[Tailgunner Joe]

The law is unjust. I don't care what you "believe" about whether unborn life is really life or not. You are deluded. Our life comes from God and not from the Constitution. Of course, life is murdered all over the world every day. (born and unborn)

All these murders are to be condemned and those who condone them are likewise to be condemned.

[r9etb]

Biblical laws do not carry force of law in America.

Are you sure? You know all of that equality stuff that is in the Constitution? It's based on what's in the Bible. Without that Biblical grounding, you get ... well, guys like you, who have no basis for anything other than utilitarian morality.

And, of course, Biblical laws do carry force in a somewhat larger Jursdiction. It'd be stupid to ignore that fact.