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![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} lalaith_niniel wroteon February 25th, 2008 at 06:54 pm |
Real babies vs. Internet babies
I was just reading this article about Huckabee supporting a proposed amendment in Colorado defining a fertilized egg as a human, with rights to life, liberty, and blah blah blah.
The first comment (and only, so far) was in support of keeping religion out of politics and letting abortion/conception be a solely medical issue.
My first thought was to respond with the following:
You win! May I gift you with internet babies? I assure you that there will be no fertilized eggs.
I'm so used to LJ/IJ as a forum for discussion that I often forget the rest of the world doesn't see things quite the same way and would react badly.
The first comment (and only, so far) was in support of keeping religion out of politics and letting abortion/conception be a solely medical issue.
My first thought was to respond with the following:
You win! May I gift you with internet babies? I assure you that there will be no fertilized eggs.
I'm so used to LJ/IJ as a forum for discussion that I often forget the rest of the world doesn't see things quite the same way and would react badly.
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