> Follow this link. Watch the video. I'll wait.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTOxIFW1Mhk
>
> So, according to the fine folks at insidecatholic.com, a woman is
> about the same as a UPS shipping box. A *container*, as Muriel Nelson
> once observed. Should the Virgin Mary's rainment have lettering
> saying "This side up"?
>
> But that's not all that the fine folks at insidecatholic.com are
> saying here. They are also saying that "unborn babies" are about the
> same as mail order merchandise. If that is the case, can't they just
> be shipped back to the sender if they're unwanted?

>
>"Spartakus" my-deja.com> wrote in message
>news:7d38c3d8-85cf-4031-afbd-2d768279705a@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>

>> Follow this link. Watch the video. I'll wait.

>

>> http://www.youtube...

> On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 10:54:48 -0600, "LC" hotmail.com> wrote:

>>"Spartakus" my-deja.com> wrote in message
>>news:7d38c3d8-85cf-4031-afbd-2d768279705a@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com...

>>> Follow this link. Watch the video. I'll wait.

>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTOxIFW1Mhk

>>> So, according to the fine folks at insidecatholic.com, a woman is
>>> about the same as a UPS shipping box. A *container*, as Muriel Nelson
>>> once observed. Should the Virgin Mary's rainment have lettering
>>> saying "This side up"?

>>> But that's not all that the fine folks at insidecatholic.com are
>>> saying here. They are also saying that "unborn babies" are about the
>>> same as mail order merchandise. If that is the case, can't they just
>>> be shipped back to the sender if they're unwanted?

>>So there you have it: a woman is merely a "box" for delivering a baby.
>>Thanks for the update!

>> No, dummy. A box doesn't do anything. A woman is the life support system
>> for a
>> new baby from the moment of conception to the moment of birth, and
>> performs
>> onward after birth with personal attention.

>Yes, we know _your_ definition of "personal attention", Weird Uncle Dook:

>"I was talking about a loving family teasingly pinching nipples (pre
>breast type) and comparing how that's quite alright in a family
>setting but clearly and quickly labeled as child molestation outside the
>family setting."~ duke, aka Earl Weber, incestuous pedophile.

> On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 14:25:11 -0600, "LC" hotmail.com> wrote:

>>> No, dummy. A box doesn't do anything. A woman is the life support
>>> system for a new baby from the moment of conception to the moment of
>>> birth, and performs onward after birth with personal attention.

>>Yes, we know _your_ definition of "personal attention", Weird Uncle Dook:

> Moms are generally overflowing with love for their newborns. Now maybe
> you're not old enough to understand that, but it's a fact.

>>"I was talking about a loving family teasingly pinching nipples (pre
>>breast type) and comparing how that's quite alright in a family
>>setting but clearly and quickly labeled as child molestation outside the
>>family setting."~ duke, aka Earl Weber, incestuous pedophile.

> A double major standard revealed.

> Now that's one that's going to take you getting a little older before you
> understand.

> CE gmail.com> wrote:

>> Spartakus my-deja.com> wrote:

>>> Follow this link. Watch the video. I'll wait.

>

>>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTOxIFW1Mhk

>

>>> So, according to the fine folks at insidecatholic.com, a woman is
>>> about the same as a UPS shipping box. A *container*, as Muriel
>>> Nelson once observed. Should the Virgin Mary's rainment have
>>> lettering saying "This side up"?

>

>>> But that's not all that the fine folks at insidecatholic.com are
>>> saying here. They are also saying that "unborn babies" are about the
>>> same as mail order merchandise. If that is the case, can't they just
>>> be shipped back to the sender if they're unwanted?

>> The video does not say that women are containers, nor does it imply
>> that.

>

>> The point of the video is that in moments where there is some doubt as ...

>>>> No, dummy. A box doesn't do anything. A woman is the life support
>>>> system for a new baby from the moment of conception to the moment of
>>>> birth, and performs onward after birth with personal attention.

>>>Yes, we know _your_ definition of "personal attention", Weird Uncle Dook:

>> Moms are generally overflowing with love for their newborns. Now maybe
>> you're not old enough to understand that, but it's a fact.

>Moron.

> Spartakus my-deja.com> wrote:

>> CE gmail.com> wrote:

>>> Spartakus my-deja.com> wrote:

>>>> Follow this link. Watch the video. I'll wait.
>>>>
>>>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTOxIFW1Mhk

>>> The point of the video is that in moments where there
>>> is some doubt as to the possible harm to a person, the
>>> reasonable thing to do is err on the side of caution
>>> to ensure that the person is safe.
>>>
>>> The box is simply an analogy.