I have questions, too ...

[StarfishSaver]

[sheshe2]

1. +1000

[ShazamIam]

2. Will every pregnancy that ends at or beyond 6 weeks require a criminal investigation? What

good questions and I agree why should the idea of personhood apply only sometimes. There was a movement getting this idea proposed as legislative and ballot initiatives. Declaring personhood at conception. I think Colorado was one of the states where it was a big issue.

[StarfishSaver]

3. I'm sure lots of parents would love to get a tax deduction in the tax year before their baby's born

[Rebl2]

4. Absolutely!

[niyad]

5. It has been on the ballot here several,times, and failed each time, thank Goddess.

[drmeow]

13. It has been used that way

in other countries

[Jetheels]

6. Then how old are we when we're "born"?

[wnylib]

12. 6 to 8 months if you're a preemie.

9 months if full term.

Should we celebrate conception days instead of birthdays? Or maybe 2 days each year, with paid time off for each day.

Should men be charged with sexual exposure to a minor if they have sex with a pregnant woman?

[Mr.Bill]

7. One thing is for sure,

from the day the baby is born, no republican gives a shit about them.

[niyad]

8. Thank you for this excellent find. Would you consider cross-posting in Women's Rights And

Issues? Thanks in advance.

[CaptainTruth]

9. At 6 weeks a fetus counts for the carpool lane, right?

[yonder]

10. Damn straight!

[Pinback]

11. Social Security numbers for all fetuses, too. (nt)