Anyhow, here's a story that is pretty much the zenith of fetophilia; from Shakesville, Anti-Choice Legislation In Ohio:

John Adams (R-Mendacity) has re-introduced legislation in the Ohio house that would ban women from seeking an abortion without written consent from the father of the fetus.

In cases where the identity of the father is unknown, women would be required to submit a list of possible fathers. The physician would be forced to conduct a paternity test from the provided list and then seek paternal permission to abort.

[snip] "the bill offers exceptions in cases of rape or incest or when the life of the mother is threatened by the pregnancy. Women would be required to present a police report in order to prove a pregnancy is the result of rape or incest."
 

Guess she won't ever want to get involved to help someone again.

The 40-year-old woman whose emergency call to Cambridge police sparked the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and a raging national debate on race relations claims she never said "black" men were breaking into his house.

"This woman is 100 percent clear on what she said," said attorney Wendy J. Murphy, who is representing 911 caller Lucia Whalen. "She never said she saw two black men. She said, `It never crossed my mind that there were two black men.' "

In fact, Whalen, who wants the world to know she is not a racist, isn't even white - as had been widely reported - but has "olive-colored skin and is of Portuguese descent," Murphy said.

"She has worked in Cambridge for more than 15 years, about 100 yards from where Mr. Gates resides, and was aware of several recent break-ins in the area," when she phoned police July 16 to say she saw two men forcing open the front door of a home on Ware Street, Murphy said.

The address turned out to be Gates' home, where he and his driver were trying to get through his jammed front door. Whalen said she couldn't have reported the color of the men's skin, because she was too far away and viewing them from behind, Murphy said.