09 May 15
Originally posted by Great King RatThe issue is protecting human beings.
So you want to forbid women from having abortions? Is that right? Be as clear as possible Whodey. This is not light matter. It deserves to be treated as such.
Yes, I think laws should protect human being from being killed.
Originally posted by Proper Knob
Answer to your first question - As someone who has never justified slavery, I couldn't give you an answer.
Answer to your second question - I'm using the correct terms for 'foetus' and 'child'.
Answer to your first question - As someone who has never justified slavery, I couldn't give you an answer.
I didn't say you justified slavery. I only asked you if could such rationalizations of de-personing the unborn be similar to the de-personing of a slave.
Now I think the rationalization could be similar.
Answer to your second question - I'm using the correct terms for 'foetus' and 'child'.
I think another danger is to silence the protestations of the human conscience by hiding behind fine points of dictionary words.
I think some eased their consciences about slavery by reasoning along the line of the US Constitution - "Well technically, this black slave is not a 100% PERSON anyway. He or she is only 3/5s of a PERSON."
10 May 15
Originally posted by KazetNagorraThis.
When exactly does the God fairy wave his magic wand over the sperm cell and ovum and make it human?
How many of your sperm cells have ended up dead in a condom, Whodey?
How many of your sperm cells have you denied the chance to become a full grown human being?
10 May 15
Originally posted by sonhouseThe woman should control her own body, but not someone else's body. Perhaps the woman should have controlled her own body earlier to prevent pregancy.
Obviously you have to limit the time, 1st trimester is the usual case. But it is still the woman's right to control her own body. NOBODY ELSE. PERIOD.
10 May 15
Originally posted by Great King RatIt was reading that they were not going to force the trauma of the medical operation of abortion on the poor girl that I though the "smug" similey was appropriate.
You feel that "smug" smiley is appropriate after reading that piece about the 10 year old being raped?
http://afterabortion.org/2011/abortion-risks-a-list-of-major-psychological-complications-related-to-abortion/
11 May 15
Originally posted by RJHindsYou'd rather that little girl relive the trauma of being raped (and at age 10! ) every single day for the rest of her life? That is just sick.
It was reading that they were not going to force the trauma of the medical operation of abortion on the poor girl that I though the "smug" similey was appropriate.
http://afterabortion.org/2011/abortion-risks-a-list-of-major-psychological-complications-related-to-abortion/