I agree with you 100%
I was laughing at the statement 'erect carriage' and that was the first thing I thought of![]()
I know, I just hate the segway with a passion
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such a letdown. I will never forgive society for that crap
I agree with you 100%
I was laughing at the statement 'erect carriage' and that was the first thing I thought of![]()
yknow what, I fucking hate the very concept of that thing. the inventor is a fucking moron for thinking walking is an outdated concept![]()
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So killing a 1 year old is not murdering a human?
That is the definition that Princeton provided.
If I had to guess-- which I have to, since I'm not bothering to do any research on this-- I'd say they draw the line on whether or not the fetus could live, unaided, outside the uterus.
So by that definition a baby born prematurely or a baby through difficult birth can be killed without murder charges?
what about water births where the baby still is not breathing regularly?
I guess my question is for those who donb't believe this should be a double murder and for those that believe abortion is ok. At what point is it a human? At what point can the courts decide that the death of the child is actually murder?
I find late-term abortions repulsive, but would prefer others to have the option to make their own decisions about the process. Either way, after the child is born, its certainly murder.
I find late-term abortions repulsive, but would prefer others to have the option to make their own decisions about the process. Either way, after the child is born, its certainly murder.
Ah, but this one wasn't killed before birth making the distinction meaningless.
There's that birth word again. Irrelevant.
Something about sucking chunks of baby guts out of a woman repulses me too. I dont see how people can have an abortion after seeing it take full shape of a child in an ultrasound.
Very true. I am and will always be pro-choice. I have been through it before and know how very painful it can be.
Alternately, you can take Kiwi's approach and declare any fertilized human egg as a human being-- which makes me wonder how she feels about fertility clinics and the dozens of thousands of fertilized eggs currently languishing in freezers.
You've had an abortion? Wow, I didn't know they had figured out how to get a man pregnant.
Having a midget extracted from your colon does not count as an abortion.
While the egg is fertilized, it isn't in a place where it can actually develop and grow, it's simply ready to become something but not doing so yet.
My sister had an eptopic pregnancy, there was a fertilized egg and it was somewhat developing, but due to the circumstances, it would never actually develop into a human, this pregnancy was aborted and I see nothing wrong with instances like that.
Like you stated, no one can win this debate, we all have our different opinions and we aren't going to change anyone's mind.