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To: SilentZ who wrote (163885)	3/13/2003 6:48:55 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) of 1573901

>Do you see the logical fallacy in associating the "right to abortion" with the "right to privacy"? Why can't you associate the "right to kill a newborn in a bathroom" with the "right to privacy"? After all, if a woman wants to do that, it should be no one else's business but hers, right? Because I can't. It's what I believe. Examine the logic of the decision for a moment, instead of examining it as a policy that you would support or oppose. How does a "right to privacy" become a right to an abortion, unless its a right to do anything in private? I could make a reasonable argument for making abortion legal, even though I would disagree with the argument, but I can't see any reasonable argument that the constitution requires that abortion be made legal. If I had to make such an argument the only way to go would be to BS my way through it. Tim

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