> I am concerned about the movement to give fetuses rights as
> separate human beings. Of course this is simply a way to
> outlaw abortion. I do not see how society has a vested
> interest in preventing abortions. I personally think any time
> a woman has to face the choice it is a sad situation but the
> choice is hers. In broad terms I believe any law that can be
> supported by only religious arguments should be
> unconstitutional.

> Steve Kelley wrote:

>> I am concerned about the movement to give fetuses rights as separate
>> human beings. Of course this is simply a way to outlaw abortion. I do
>> not see how society has a vested interest in preventing abortions. I
>> personally think any time a woman has to face the choice it is a sad
>> situation but the choice is hers. In broad terms I believe any law
>> that can be supported by only religious arguments should be
>> unconstitutional.

>
> I think society would benefit from a reduction of abortion. Not
> outlawing or criminalizing or anything like that, but better sex
> education and easier access to birth control for any one that
> wants it.
>
> I think that potential human deserves some respect but not to the
> point where it would over ride any rights the woman has. Of
> course the choice is always up to the woman and any one involved
> should support whatever choice she makes. I've just made sure I
> have never put a woman into the position where she had to make ...

> David V. wrote:
>

>> Steve Kelley wrote:
>>

>>> I am concerned about the movement to give fetuses rights
>>> as separate human beings. Of course this is simply a way
>>> to outlaw abortion. I do not see how society has a vested
>>> interest in preventing abortions. I personally think any
>>> time a woman has to face the choice it is a sad situation
>>> but the choice is hers. In broad terms I believe any law
>>> that can be supported by only religious arguments should
>>> be unconstitutional.

>>
>>
>> I think society would benefit from a reduction of abortion.
>> Not outlawing or criminalizing or anything like that, but
>> better sex education and easier access to birth control for
>> any one that wants it.
>> ...