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| − | The pro life movement needs to alter its terminology. For instance, calling pro-choice people, either / or, | + | Calling the live baby within the womb, "Pre-born," carries more weight. Pre-born also connotates the posterity aspect, as that life, once snuffed out, destroys any future generations coming from that life -- "Posterity." |
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| + | The pro life movement needs to alter its terminology. For instance, calling pro-choice people, either / or, "Pro-death" or "Pro-abortion." Reality must be the order of the day when writing and / or describing abortion and abortion genocide. | ||
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Pre-born or Unborn?
While Pre-born has some rhetorical use after being aborted a baby is never born, so I think Unborn would be the correct word to use. I could see the difference causing confusion for someone who does not speak English well. --SamF 17:26, 21 January 2010 (EST)
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Calling the live baby within the womb, "Pre-born," carries more weight. Pre-born also connotates the posterity aspect, as that life, once snuffed out, destroys any future generations coming from that life -- "Posterity."
The pro life movement needs to alter its terminology. For instance, calling pro-choice people, either / or, "Pro-death" or "Pro-abortion." Reality must be the order of the day when writing and / or describing abortion and abortion genocide.
Thank you. NathanBickel - User -- still working on Conservapedia's formatting......