FOXNews.com - Politics - Arizona Court: Preserved Embyros Are Not Persons: "Because the terminology surrounding such issues is highly charged, the Court of Appeals said it tried to be neutral by using the term 'pre-embryo' to describe the days-old, lab-preserved fertilized eggs involved in the case. Calling such eggs 'embryos' could imply the egg is a 'person,' the ruling by a three-judge panel said."
How can making up a nonsense term be consididered "neutral"? Using the term "pre-embryo" is necessary to say that the embryo isn't yet a person (isn't yet even an embryo).
Saturday, October 29, 2005
Arizona Court: Embyros Are Not Persons
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