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Mississippi Set to Vote on "Personhood" of Fertilized Eggs: Reproduction Technologies at Risk

Marisa Krystian | Nov 02, 2011 | 1min:26sec

State-wide elections in the United States have started to feature ‘personhood’ initiatives, which aim to grant human status at the moment of fertilization, and Mississippi is the next state to vote. On November 8th, Mississippi voters will not only decide who will lead the state, they will also decide whether or not they agree with candidates about the status of embryos. The ballot measure, known as Initiative 26, proposes to amend the state’s constitution to redefine ‘person’ as “every human being from the moment of fertilization, cloning, or the equivalent thereof.”

http://tv.ibtimes.com/mississippi-set-to-vote-on-personhood-of-fertilized-eggs-reproduction-technologies-at-risk/2390.html




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Doing the courageous thing can hurt
By: tkc
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Mon, 07 Nov 11 8:46 PM
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The Dem's passage of civil rights and pro choice (Rowe vs. Wade) created the perfect storm for the GOP to court the racist south (the 100 yr Dem "solid south") and the religious right. It's been the GOP solid south ever since. That's the simplistic reason we are where we are today. IMO, the religious right (read WASP) in particular was duped. It's just not Christian to hate, or support hatred. It's not Christian to submit to avarice. No, it's just the opposite, a "true" Christian is an advocate for those less fortunate. Christians are supposed to "do the right thing."
Hopefully time, education, migration, and immigration will end the GOP racist stronghold on the south. Somehow the religious right must be convinced they were had and are political pawns for the rich. Obviously they are relatively unsusceptible to change once convicted. So, w/o introduction of some new significant catalyst, similar to abortion rights or civil rights, I think we'll be stuck w/ our current political situation for quite some time.


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