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|    Don Swayser to David V.    |
|    Re: Abortion    |
|    04 Dec 03 19:29:40    |
      XPost: talk.politics, alt.law-enforcement, alt.true-crime       XPost: talk.philosophy.humanism       From: swayser@optonline.net              Every creature possesses a set of chromosones in each cell in every       stage of its life, even in-utero. Examinging a set from an unborn will       conclusively prove what species to which that organism belongs. An       examination of a cell from a one day old fetus will definetly prove that       that organism is of the same species of you (maybe) or I. The species is       homo-sapiens. Now, here is a dictionary definition of homo-sapiens.              Homo sapiens: Noun              1. The only surviving hominid; species to which modern man belongs;       bipedal primate having language and ability to make and use complex       tools; brain 1400 cc              There it is, in black and white. A fetus is a human being. Now, let us       look up person.              Person: Noum              1. A human being              Again, a fetuse is a person. Period. Now, there it is. An       incontravertable fact which demonstrates that you're totally wrong. Now,       I'll make a prediction about how you answer this.              1. You'll ignore it.       2. You'll answer, again, with a no responsive non-sequitor.       3. You'll try to change the subject.       4. You'll complain about top posters.                     David V. wrote:       > Chas wrote:       >       >> "Ivan Gowch" |
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