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- Jun 4, 2004
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Procreation wouldnt be murder under prolifer "logic" but Involuntary manslaughter does not require intentions.No, I'm actually smart enough to interpret plain English correctly as I'm not trying tod desperately justify my own bias via an irrelevant comparison.
http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/manslaughter
Miscarriage is not intentional, nowris there any reasonable means of exercising "due caution and circumspection" to prevent it.
Even *IF* we completely went with your ridiculous theory and facially wrong legal interpretation, that STILL wouldn't speak to the morality or justification for laws aimed at reducing or eliminating abortion as an intentional act, it would just reflect the unjust nature of enforcing such a law against people when they have no means to avoid not breaking that law. If you criminalize abortion, then you can avoid getting penalized by the action of not having an abortion, whereas if you criminalize miscarriages everyone who engages in heterosexual sex will be convicted with no means of defense.
No means of defense:
- Abstinence
- Vasectomy
- Tubal Ligation
- IUD
- Long term implants
- etc
:hmm:
Sounds like you just want to make excuses for being irresponsible about the consequences of reproduction.
Or you want to treat fetuses different than born children.