russianj21

It's just another brick in the wall to you, another number to be counted as "saved". You don't feed them, clothe them, nurture them, educate them, house them, and foster them until adulthood. Until you do, all you have done is justified a view without seeing the result. You have done the least in your own way to force a life upon the world with no regard to the outcome of the life of the lives it will affect.

If a soul is to be saved, it must be helped along the way. All you choose to do is try to force the soul to fruition, then hope it will have the right influences to be saved. If you would be a fisher of men, then don't pull them out of the water to die gasping for water, but instead, create for them their own aquarium to thrive. Don't be a fishmonger, but a fish saver. Until you understand that, your soul is already wayward.

In no way can your simplistic question be answered without complex thought. Fight for your opinions in law, not by creating an argument from a question that assumes everyone believes two lives are always taken when a pregnant woman is killed.

If you were to be killed, would all of your sperm or eggs be counted as murder victims? I would think not, as they are not viable life. You could think of that idea, viable life, as my scope for what is defined in a homicide. If a baby can live outside the womb and create a life for itself, given enough time and care, then I would say it is viable. However, that time and care must be given by someone and many, including some mothers who don't choose abortion cannot or will not provide it. Do you provide such service? If a joyous mother who looks forward to her baby's birth is killed, then I think that should be a double homicide, as two lives that could be defined in thought, action, and reality existed.

Your question to me is a gray area to be decided by juries in courts of law. If you have an opinion, speak it, but don't be surprised if someone argues with you, as I expect you may try to argue with me.

When I worked there (almost 20 years ago), I loved to season and fry the fudge brownies. That with some icedream was a heart attack waiting to happen, but was so good.

Ah. I worked there long before any "glutenese" ever came out. No one gave a crap or even knew what gluten was then.

When abortions were illegal, then yes, I would think so.