Rogue
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Sorry egg but that smacks a bit of sophistry, while i agree with most of what you've been saying, that's not really central to the argument. Besides, calling one'self pro-anything is someone choosing to define themselves, women are obviously defined biologically and don't have a choice in this (transvestitism aside) so legislation of this nature is emotive by defining what a woman should or shouldn't be/do.egg_ said:Cos then what I would have said was:
By your own logic aren't you guilty of thinking of pro-lifers as just 'pro-lifers' and not 'people'? Isn't it insulting and de-humanising to them to assume that their real agenda is control over women's bodies rather than genuine concern for the lives of things-that-will-become-human-if-no-action-is-taken? Well?
This is the same as any other legislative argument: two groups (and the vast grey area between them) want to be right and they can't both be, it can never be resolved without a sea change of opinion on one side.