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From: pete@valid.UUCP (Pete Zakel)
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Subject: Re: a task for those opposed to abortion
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Date: Tue, 14-Jan-86 14:03:53 EST
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> Just an equal challange in response:  Can you make an argument against murder
> (of adult humans) without resorting to a religious premise.  Statements such
> as "it isn't nice" or "it makes me feel bad" are not convincing.  If the 
> argument is based on a moral statement, justify that moral statement.
> -- 
>  Don Stanwyck

Certainly, if you murder adult humans, you will be seen as a murderer by
other adult humans, and subject to being "removed" yourself.  (Definition
of "removed": Killed, jailed, or otherwise having your freedom to kill
other human beings taken away).

-Pete Zakel (..!{hplabs,amd,pyramid,ihnp4}!pesnta!valid!pete)