No.
I meant it's ed up to consider your daughter analogous to a fetus, which has no personality, no agency, and lacks the ability to live outside of its mother's womb.
Not really. It would be more akin to you being connected to a respiratory machine and getting unplugged.
No.
I meant it's ed up to consider your daughter analogous to a fetus, which has no personality, no agency, and lacks the ability to live outside of its mother's womb.
Why? The fetus was alive when removed.
I understand your point. I don't agree with it but certainly understand it. God may very well agree with you. I don't know. I know if that happen to my daughter I would support and advise her to abort. I know I would do that. Right or wrong, I couldn't tell you but I would drive her to the hospital myself. This is a tough, emotional subject. It's not cut and dry like some wold think it is. God bless
Because the mother chose to keep the child. So you have robbed her of the baby she was going to have, and robbed the baby of a life it was going to have as a result of the mother choosing to keep it.
And, I think it's ed up you nonchalantly discard a child.
How about it?
Yes, you are unplugging the fetus from its life support.
Isn't it murder if you purposely unplug someone on life support, unless their living will states such a thing, or unless they are never going to live off life support?
A fetus will mature to be able to live off of life support.
And I think it's ed up that you, a man, for whom pregnancy is only ever a hypothetical, would assume nonchalance.
Well, you were alive and unharmed when we put you there. How is it different that your proposal?
The problem is that 'life support' in this case isn't a machine. It's another person. If the person doesn't want to provide such life support, why should it?
Now, who's making my point?
Abortion is also robbing the baby of a life it was going to have -- whether or not the mother chooses to allow it to live should be irrelevant.
I'm glad, at least, you recognize the baby as an individual capable of being deprived of life.
1.21 million a year is nonchalant.
I use my cellphone, call the police, get unlocked and get you in jail.
Do you understand the difference between an autonomous being and a fetus now?
It's not the woman's fault either, so why keep it?
What if the hospital doesn't want to provide your life support because you cant pay?
What's the number that works for you? 10 a year? 100? Where's this magical number that makes it 'nonchalant'?
I love how some of the guys say "science" says a fetus its not a baby therefore you are not killing a human being. So ridiculous. Talk about denial. You have a baby growing inside you for crying out loud! God bless
The hospital doesn't have that option, thanks to Saint Ronnie.
I'm just using ElNono's examples and applying logic to them.
Not me. I'm addressing your latest bad comparison.
We're aware that this is your opinion.Abortion is also robbing the baby of a life it was going to have -- whether or not the mother chooses to allow it to live should be irrelevant.
Thanks, but I also believe the mother has the legal right to decide if she is going to carry that individual inside of her.I'm glad, at least, you recognize the baby as an individual capable of being deprived of life.
So I'm in no way making your point. The law considering the death of a fetus during assault as murder is perfectly compatible with abortion being legal. Because it starts with the mother's choice to complete the pregnancy.
Because it's an innocent child.
You've failed so far. Then again, your next 'logical' thought will probably be your first.
What is the moral difference? Are you saying you are for hospitals denying life saving care?
I see.
But it's ridiculous to suggest there's any truth to the "war on women" accusations...
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