Stupid things religious people say

[TheWhiteMarten]

In that taking a life without justification is immoral killing, it applies to things that are already born. In that taking a life of something that is not yet born, it is unlike the clear case of unjustified killing of those already born.

Note for any gun-ho mods; this is *not* my position but rather the mirror of what is stated above - I do not, nor believe any one here, holds these positions.

"In that taking a life without justification is immoral killing, it applies to those that we deem human. In that taking the life of the black I own and work in my fields, it is unlike the clear case of unjustified killing of those who are fully human and not of the lesser genotypes."

Again - I *do not* believe that to be the tone or stab of your argument; however from the perspective that all human life is inherently granted the right to human rights that is how incredulous that argument sounds. My position is fundamentally that *all* humans - regardless of age, gender, color, or any other physical trait - are guaranteed the same equal rights, so to begin to make exceptions based on the location of the life is just a non-starter.

Your use of loaded language obscures that quandary, which is why you use it.

I contend that my use of my language is nothing more than the logical conclusion of my belief that *all* humans deserve rights; and to call that violently and unjustly taking away the right to life "murder" is in truth as far from loaded language as I can get - my real opinions on the practice being *far* more colorful and murder being amongst the most polite and tame descriptions for the single most devastating and blood thirsty institution this country has ever engaged in by a mile.