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From: sophie@mnetor.UUCP (Sophie Quigley)
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Subject: Re: Re: Re: Whose life anyway?
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Date: Sun, 16-Jun-85 17:32:17 EDT
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> >Yes, but the question of "what if I had been aborted?" is not more
> >meaningful than asking "what if I had died in that last car accident I
> >was in?" or "what if I had different parents?" or "what if I was born
> >in a different country?", and so on....
> 
> >Dying is only one type of
> >thing that people do that change the course of history.
> >-- 
> >Sophie Quigley
> 
> Dying by whose choice, Sophie?
> -- 
> 
> Paul Dubuc 	cbscc!pmd

Who cares?  dying before I was born, dying after I was born, dying because
someone killed me, or I killed myself, or I just died of a disease.  Most
people don't chose to die or how they die, they just die.  And if they die
of a car accident they are as dead as if they were muredered, or aborted.
I don't understand what point you are trying to make, Paul.
-- 
Sophie Quigley
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