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To: TimF who started this subject	3/11/2003 8:37:41 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) of 7936

A response to thames_sider Message 18684083 It's a usurpation of sovereignty, given that Iraq has not actually attacked the US in any way If one country attacks another country, does a third party have the right to go to war against the attacker? If yes - If that war is ended by a cease fire agreement, and the agreement is violated by the original attacker how does the resumption of the conflict violate the sovereignty of the original attacker? Abortion is blatantly a matter for each individual woman to choose (surely no libertarian could allow anyone but the host the right to decide what grows, or doesn't, in his or her body) but I presume there's some debate here due to superstitious or primitivist influences? Considering that there is another human growing inside the host's body things get a little more complicated. Tim

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