sure hope this pushes the definition of "personhood" into the courts.

• the Law regards Corporations as "persons" but does not tax equally as "unincorporated" persons; they are not required to sign up for selective service

• the Law can regard unborn babies as persons if both baby and mother killed

• the Law requires pre-natal care for the unborn -- if the babies are "wanted."

these double standards are not about morality or when life begins; these incongruence standards do not uphold equal protection and due process.

sure hope this pushes the definition of "personhood" into the courts.

• the Law regards Corporations as "persons" but does not tax equally as "unincorporated" persons; they are not required to sign up for selective service

• the Law can regard unborn babies as persons if both baby and mother killed

• the Law requires pre-natal care for the unborn -- if the babies are "wanted."

these double standards are not about morality or when life begins, but about reconciling legal standards so that a coherent set of principles allows the law to consistently uphold equal protection and due process.