Unless a juror has been replaced , it is not an allwhite jury . They at least started with one African American . <| sep |> Too much turkey ? <| sep |> Hung over pharmacy tech , ready <| sep |> How ' s the recovery <| sep |> Say what you will , that pig looks like it ' s having the time of it ' s life . <| sep |> I bet she has hair on her chest , full beard and sounds like a man . Probably walks like a man too . Sounds like she needs some soy . Teach her to say , Yo soy pendejo and convince her that means , Soy is bad . <| sep |> nice hope the other manufacturers take note <| sep |> You might want to try asking rdnd <| sep |> Ya never know . PZs been at the gates long enough that a man ' s gotta be careful . <| sep |> Googling it now ! !<| sep |> Pain or nervous impulses ? Actual pain is suffering and that requires a conscious being . Many bacteria experience pain , as in the act of reacting to physical damage , but they certainly can ' t suffer . Fetuses can ' t at all think nor feel in the same way as a born creature can . Their brain isn ' t even capable of recording short term memories yet until a few weeks after birth , before that the most they can do is gain instinctive long term stuff like smells , tastes and vague recollection of faces . Hell , even babies don ' t develop full qualia until about 5 or 6 months in . Past that , it isn ' t until a few years old that it is more conscious than a pig or a cow as far as we know and way less intelligent than , say , a crow or raven . Even then , it was mostly a comparison . People don ' t consider it immoral to kill an animal for food , but since the animal is far , far more conscious than a fetus , and can actually suffer , unlike an unborn child , the logical conclusion is that it is even less immoral to kill a fetus than , say , a cow , especially with good reason eg . causing suffering to parents .