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Monday, April 28, 2003 

"On a similar note, I can't get worked up over the whole dilemma pro-choicers are supposedly facing over Laci Peterson and fetal murder laws. Sure, in a perfect world where abortion rights are firmly entrenched, there's no philosophical reason that pro-choicers shouldn't support laws that punish the murder of a wanted fetus. But we're not in that world, and the laws are being proposed specifically in order to chisel away at abortion rights. I have no problem objecting to that at all."


I didn't just link to that because it's a bit too recent in the archives of Dan Radosh's blog for the link to work. I agree with the sentiment completely, in any case.



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