Round Two of this debate, again focusing more on the central issues-the rights of a woman versus the rights of her unborn child-than on the specific aspects mentioned in this show's title. FW: "Mr. Buckley, you have raised the specter of slavery repeatedly... and I think that there is a very important distinction between living people-human beings-and fetuses, and to equate fetuses with living blacks who were in bondage and enslaved against their will is not quite fair to this argument." WFB: "I'm not equating them; I'm saying there are things in common, namely an evolutionized moral attitude towards that institution." FW: "There was no woman that was being forced to carry a slave against her will...." JPM: "We are speaking about a class of people who were not considered persons under the law or the Constitution, just as people like me believe that the fetus is a person but is not given constitutional rights." FW: "It's a little hard to see my ancestors the same as fetuses, and I reject the argument and the analogy."