On Aug 4, 7:58 pm, C3 aol.com> wrote:

Now, is a fetus a human being? This seems to be the central question.
Well, if a fetus is a human being, how come the census doesn't count
them? If a fetus is a human being, how come when there's a miscarriage
they don't have a funeral? If a fetus is a human being, how come
people say "we have two children and one on the way" instead of saying
"we have three children?" People say life begins at conception, I say
life began about a billion years ago and it's a continuous process.
Continuous, just keeps rolling along. Rolling, rolling, rolling
along...

...Fertilization, when the sperm fertilizes the egg. Which is usually
a few moments after the man says "Gee, honey, I was going to pull out
but the phone rang and it startled me." Fertilization.

But even after the egg is fertilized, it's still six or seven days
before it reaches the uterus and pregnancy begins, and not every egg
makes it that far. Eighty percent of a woman's fertilized eggs are
rinsed and flushed out of her body once a month during those
delightful few days she has. They wind up on sanitary napkins, and yet
they are fertilized eggs. So basically what these anti-abortion people
are telling us is that

any woman who's had more than
more than one period is a
serial killer!

Consistency. Consistency. Hey, hey, if they really want to get
serious, what about all the sperm that are wasted when the state
executes a condemned man, one of these pro-life guys who's watching
cums in his pants, huh? Here's a guy standing over there with his
jockey shorts full of little Vinnies and Debbies, and nobody's saying
a word to the guy. Not every ejaculation deserves a name.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61IE-SkAtug