2009 Senate Bill 3: Define fetus as an “individual” in statute

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Introduced by Sen. Mark Jansen (R) on January 14, 2009, to revise the definition of “individual” where it occurs in Michigan statutes, so that it includes an unborn fetus, unless this would be inconsistent with the manifest intent of the legislature which created a statute.
- Referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee on January 14, 2009.

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1) Re: 2009 Senate Bill 3 (Define fetus as an “individual” in statute ) by crazycajun on January 24, 2009

i am appalled by your apparent lack of regard for human life.

but you are a citizen of this nation just as i am. and as such, entitled to your opinion.

i am of the opinion that killing innocent people is wrong. you are not.

i am of the opinion that babies in the womb are little people. you are not.

if a baby in the womb is 'born' early, they can and do survive to become 'big people'.

i recognize the rights of that little person. you do not.

nothing in our law says you have the right to choose to do the wrong thing and get away with it.

so, it seems that you are in an untenable position of your own making.

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2) Re: 2009 Senate Bill 3 (Define fetus as an “individual” in statute ) by jmangan on January 24, 2009

I didn't intend to answer that.

I'm intrique by your method of discussion, asking questions that answering would sink the discussion further to your level of reasoning. Kind of weird.

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3) Re: 2009 Senate Bill 3 (Define fetus as an “individual” in statute ) by crazycajun on January 24, 2009

did she KEEP that choice throughout her entire life?

in other words, CAN SHE STILL KILL YOU IF SHE WANTS TO ????

you dems treat DOGS better than you treat babys in the womb. there is a NO KILL SHELTER you guys are raising money for on the blogs.

are DOGS more important than babies????

don't answer that, we already know what the answer is...

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