Comments on: New Murder Case Brings California’s Fetal-Homicide Ban into Public Eye http://blog.aul.org/2009/10/27/new-murder-case-brings-californias-fetal-homicide-ban-into-public-eye/ Changing Law to Protect Human Life, State by State Wed, 17 Mar 2010 16:07:28 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Anne http://blog.aul.org/2009/10/27/new-murder-case-brings-californias-fetal-homicide-ban-into-public-eye/comment-page-1/#comment-3456 Anne Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:05:12 +0000 http://blog.aul.org/?p=870#comment-3456 So the "freedom to" abort is leniency to fetal-homicide by women to their offspring. And omission to apply the laws against sexual discrimination. It is too obvious that killing the unborn child is fetal homicide. I still don't understand why they fail to apply the homicide law to the fetus' own mother. We live in a strange society that uses its genitals to play and kill the resulting progeny. Instead of generating offspring when desired and ready to enlarge the family. It results that with ... respect ... to sexual self-control, human behavior is ... ... subanimalic. There must be a cure to this aberrant behavior. Until we find it, we could start by straightening out the laws: quit absolving women of a crime similar to that of men, only bigger, since it also involves harm to self that often borders suicide. Clearly, sexual education and free condoms have failed miserably. What other cure can there be, ultimately, other than spiritual education and family education? I hope that with AUL we will advocate the introduction of these subjects in the public schools' curriculum. So the “freedom to” abort is leniency to fetal-homicide by women to their offspring.
And omission to apply the laws against sexual discrimination.

It is too obvious that killing the unborn child is fetal homicide.
I still don’t understand why they fail to apply the homicide law to the fetus’ own mother.
We live in a strange society that uses its genitals to play and kill the resulting progeny. Instead of generating offspring when desired and ready to enlarge the family.
It results that with … respect … to sexual self-control, human behavior is … … subanimalic.
There must be a cure to this aberrant behavior. Until we find it, we could start by straightening out the laws: quit absolving women of a crime similar to that of men, only bigger, since it also involves harm to self that often borders suicide.
Clearly, sexual education and free condoms have failed miserably. What other cure can there be, ultimately, other than spiritual education and family education? I hope that with AUL we will advocate the introduction of these subjects in the public schools’ curriculum.

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