Group: soc.women
From: "John D. Wentzky"
Date: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 6:42 PM
Subject: Re: Planned Parenthood's Fight in Aurora

"Vandar" wrote in message
news: $ @ ...
> R. Steve Walz wrote:
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>> Vandar wrote:
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>>>R. Steve Walz wrote:
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>>>>Vandar wrote:
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>>>>>R. Steve Walz wrote:
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>>>>>>Vandar wrote:
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>>>>>>>R. Steve Walz wrote:
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>>>>>>>>beavis wrote:
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>>>>>>>>>If abortion does not kill a baby then why is killing a pregnant
>>>>>>>>>woman
>>>>>>>>>double murder??
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>----------------
>>>>>>>>It isn't. It's regarded as a crime against the mother. Only
>>>>>>>>uneducated
>>>>>>>>slobbering hooting nincompoops call it "double-murder", the law does
>>>>>>>>NOT.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> /trials/peterson/
>>>>>>>I guess those at CourtTV are "slobbering hooting nincompoops".
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>California Penal Code Section 187
>>>>>>>(a) Murder is the unlawful killing of a human being, or a
>>>>>>>fetus, with malice aforethought.
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>>>>>>-----------------
>>>>>>More legalistic nonsense. The SCotUS says it isn't, and as I recall,
>>>>>>that is the Law of the Land.
>>>>>
>>>>>The SCOTUS does not define murder and is not the law of the land.
>>>>
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>>>>I can't really help that you're obviously uneducated and illiterate.
>>>
>>>The Constitution is the law of the land, Einstein. The SCOTUS doesn't
>>>make law.
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>> The SCotUS INTERPRETS the Constitution, and is the SOLE interpreter!
>
> All you need to do now is point out where murder is defined in the
> Constitution.
> Since it isn't, the SCOTUS does NOT say murder doesn't include a fetus.
> States define such things and California has defined the unlawful killing
> of a fetus, with malice aforethought, to be murder.
> The SCOTUS doesn't factor into that in any way.

LOL!
How about that 4th Amendment that GUARANTEES SAFETY AND SECURITY IN ONE'S
PERSON?
LOL!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
Another pro-choice idiot needed to ask.