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If I am wrong, we could have more people around to solve the problem better, people who could grow into being great leaders, scientists, doctors etc.  If you are wrong then you have the blood of millions on your hands.

Here is a list of famous and influential people that could have suffered the murder of abortion had they been born today:
http://www.adoptionopen.com/famousadoptions.html

Some key extracts:
Alexander The Great (not like he didn't have a significant influence on the world as we know it today)
Aristotle (Meaningless right?)
Charles Dickens (Ever read his books or seen any other theater based on it?)
Edgar Allen Poe (Only produced trivial literature right?)
Eleanor Roosevelt (She was just a wife to a very influential leader so probably meaningless?)
George Washington Carver (Agriculturally insignificant contributions)
Mark Twain (Literary non-sense right?)
Nancy Reagan (Another wife of an influential leader so she probably didn't do much right?)
Nat King Cole (Musical invalid eh?)
President Gerald Ford - (No impact here...)
President Gerald R. Ford - (Or here...)
President William Clinton - (And certainly no impact here)
Steve Jobs (What the f-bomb did this guy do?)

And there are plenty more examples I could find with minimal research....

No,  sorry, it's over

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_Hitlerum

Any time someone brings in Hitler, it means the debate has come to it's natural conclusion. There is now nothing more left to discuss. This thread is dead now, and it's all your fault.

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Anyway, I'm not sure I like this kind of collaborative platform for this sort of translation. When I was going to resume the translation today I found that somebody else has continued translating a few lines. While this could be good in terms of completing the translation quickly, it also means that there may be an inconsistency in style and even choices for the translation of technical terms in different parts of the document. I've decided to offer my own suggestions for some of those lines, but that means that there are now multiple suggestions for several lines. I'm not sure how a unified translation is eventually produced under this system. It seems a bit awkward and complicated to use.