The victim means that they were unjustly done wrong. So if the assaulter assaults the victim, it is wrong, so the victim can't be to blame if they didn't infringe on the assaulter and his rights. If they did, they would be the assaulter.

Parents smoke in their homes with kids there. The kids are inhaling it second hand everywhere. If you ban it one place you have to ban it everywhere.

Doughnuts are the shizzy. Until I can purchase Chocolate Covered Glazed Doughnut holes with creme in the middle in large quantities, I will stand tall.

Yes stop signs mean stop. It is to prevent collisions with crossing pedestrians or perpendicular car crashes. Stop means stop. This was idiotic.

Until an atheist can tell me how the entirety of space came out literally nothing, I will not waiver. There is no feasible explanation for how something was created without a creator. You cannot create something, with out things to create it with, and that paradox breaks the Big Bang Theory. There is no way nothing can turn into something.

Legally speaking, no. Ethically speaking, yes. I think we all need to take a step back and look at it this way; think about if your parents aborted you. It sounds fine and dandy to abort a baby, it avoids struggle and confrontation. However, that baby is a human, regardless if it is in the mother or not. It is alive and thriving from the moment of conception. It is growing and will potentially be born as a full size baby human. That "fetus" is a human, and we all believe in human rights; so why not for babies? If a mother gets an abortion the day before the child is due, it is considered a fetus, but if that baby has come out of the womb it is a baby? How can a day make that much difference? Months? I can understand abortion and its benefits to the parent, but if that child speak it would say "I don't want to die." The conclusion is that from the moment of conception, that "Fetus" is a human, and they should have rights. They should have the right to be protected, to be taken care of, and to be given a chance to live. One thing I have always known, from my time as a child to my adulthood, is that in this world there is not single factor that can make someone's rights more important than mine; no matter the age, gender, sexual preference, race, or beliefs. We are humans, despite any of those factors, and our rights are important and should be given to the baby since it is a live human.