sure. . if I swing my hand toward a table and it hits, it hurts.
that's reality.
if you and I make a contract which says "When I decide to
terminate your life, we will agree that it's not murder,"
and I decide to kill you, well -- it's still murder. -- j
.

Can you explain your meaning of reality?

yes, and I contend that life begins at conception. -- j
.

Then I guess it comes back to the question of is it a life at the stage it is doesn't it?

I contend that life trumps the contract. . if the contract
denies reality, it should be voided. . and I got an A
in business law, as part of my MBA; contracts are
wonderful things. -- j
.

I understand where you are coming from so not trying to start an argument but what about the signed contract? Neither party had to sign and then there would not be an issue. How could the judge do anything else? I can't see a way or it would make all contracts questionable, wouldn't it?

if I were this woman, I would fight to the death to keep
my kids -- or their potential -- alive. . I despise this judge
for failing to see that these are life forms which should be
protected. . I wish that I had had embryos. -- j
.

I don't understand. Can you explain the resentment?