> choosing who gets to live and who doesn't It's worth noting that, to many people, someone that isn't born yet isn't a "who" at all yet. That is, in my opinio

> choosing who gets to live and who doesn't It's worth noting that, to many people, someone that isn't born yet isn't a "who" at all yet. That is, in my opinion, why we see such a large gap in opinion between "pro life" and "pro choice"; (many of) the former think of it as killing, (many of) the later don't see the unborn as a distinct life, just another part of the mother. That disconnect leads to a lot of talking past each other.