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William Gibson
We seldom legislate new technologies into being. They emerge, and we plunge with them into whatever vortices of change they generate. We legislate after the fact, in a perpetual game of catch-up, as best we can, while our new technologies redefine us - as surely and perhaps as terribly as we've been redefined by broadcast television.
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RE: John Roberts Jr.
One of these days everyone will be get around to actually reading Roe v. Wade.
Just flip to the very end where the author gives a nice recap.
1st trimester - the state has no right to regulate abortions.
2nd trimester - the state might have a legitimate reason to regulate abortions.
3rd trimester - the state has the right to regulate abortions.
Pretty straightforward.
Im a yellow dog democrat and I cant argue with that logic.
I dont have a problem with the states trying to regulate late term abortions if they are simply for birth control.
The womans right to choose end where the baby's existence begins. Im sure we can all agree that that doesnt simply occur when the puppy gets launched.