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...feet were initially distributed in conjunction with the right to life march in Washington, D.C. Feet are used for walking, and the symbolic nature of the pin is that its bearer is walking in place of the many unborn whose lives are at stake...
...heinous act, I would be brought to court and would face criminal charges. The dog’s interests, then, would be represented in court by the district attorney. Now, if a dog has the right to be represented by a human, how much more right does an unborn human have to be represented similarly? According to some, they do not have this right at all. In their opinion, unborn humans are less valuable than dogs. But we must remember that some people’s opinions are worth even less...
...This death sentence on the unborn has provoked a new activism in the war on AIDS. South Africans are mobilizing against a government they say is not doing enough to fight the pandemic. At issue is the supply of antiretroviral drugs that can reduce the chances of children being born with HIV. Under its national program for the treatment of AIDS, the South African government limits the supply of antiretrovirals to only 18 pilot projects around the country. The drugs are also not readily available to high-risk individuals, not even victims of rape. The government argues that the effectiveness...
...unwanted tissue,” for those who find refuge in euphemism) at any time and for any reason, cannot quite compare to this. Under the rules set down by Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, American women and their doctors are allowed to kill unborn human beings. Under the rules proposed by those who hope to ban reproductive cloning while allowing the “therapeutic” variety, American researchers will be required to kill unborn human beings—by the hundred and hundreds of thousands, eventually...
...think it represents an open mind about the issue of abortion,” Kruzer said. “It allows us to enter into a dialogue about what this means for women, minorities, and the unborn...