Issues other than abortion

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Because their right to life doesn’t trump her right to not want to be pregnant.
Ah, here we go. You admit that there is a right to life, but that you think that right trivial.
Not at all. It’s just not as important as a mother’s right to not have to carry a baby she doesn’t want and face the permanent change pregnancy brings.
Stop truncating the arguments against your points. It’s dishonest.

If you accept that the fetus has any right to life at all, you concede that the fetus is a person. Therefore, you are defending genocide. Or would you like to walk back your statement?
 
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Because their right to life doesn’t trump her right to not want to be pregnant.
Ah, here we go. You admit that there is a right to life, but that you think that right trivial.
Not at all. It’s just not as important as a mother’s right to not have to carry a baby she doesn’t want and face the permanent change pregnancy brings.
Stop truncating the arguments against your points. It’s dishonest.

If you accept that the fetus has any right to life at all, you concede that the fetus is a person. Therefore, you are defending genocide.
I concede it’s a person. I just don’t think its personhood, at that stage, overrides its mother’s.
 
Ah, so you admit that you are defending genocide.

At this point, none of your other arguments are worth entertaining. Someone who is explicitly defending mass murder, and admits to doing the same, is not worth arguing with.
 
I can tell you from thrice personal experience that they start breathing with their own lungs, eating with their own mouths and pooping and peeing into diapers instead of into the mother’s uterus.
Are breathing and eating on ones own what determines personhood? If not they are irrelevant to the definition.
 
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I can tell you from thrice personal experience that they start breathing with their own lungs, eating with their own mouths and pooping and peeing into diapers instead of into the mother’s uterus.
Are breathing and eating on ones own what determines personhood? If not they are irrelevant to the definition.
Personhood is a progression. Birth is a critical step that completely separates you, biologically, from your mother.
 
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Why don’t you think the baby deserves personhood?
Oh, we just learned that the baby is a person, but it’s okay to kill that person because reasons.
Same reasons there’re no investigation for stillbirths and miscarriages.
This is an absolutely ridiculous claim that is used to deflect from the fact that you’re advocating genocide.
 
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Why don’t you think the baby deserves personhood?
Oh, we just learned that the baby is a person, but it’s okay to kill that person because reasons.
Same reasons there’re no investigation for stillbirths and miscarriages.
This is an absolutely ridiculous claim that is used to deflect from the fact that you’re advocating genocide.
No, it’s proof that people in-utero aren’t considered “full persons”.
 
I just don’t understand why it is a mother’s right to kill her unborn child. If the child is indeed a human being, it deserves human rights and equality and isn’t everyone these days big about equality?
 
No, it’s proof that people in-utero aren’t considered “full persons”.
When someone dies of natural causes, there’s no police investigation. My dad died of cancer, and we didn’t call the police. Because he didn’t have a murderer. Sometimes people die.

Miscarriages are natural tragedies. Abortions are not natural. They are part of the genocide which you are defending.
 
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I just don’t understand why it is a mother’s right to kill her unborn child. If the child is indeed a human being, it deserves human rights and equality and isn’t everyone these days big about equality?
Because while in the womb, it’s biologically a part of the mother and thus under her will, since she has control over her body.
 
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No, it’s proof that people in-utero aren’t considered “full persons”.
When someone dies of natural causes, there’s no police investigation. My dad died of cancer, and we didn’t call the police. Because he didn’t have a murderer. Sometimes people die.

Miscarriages are natural tragedies. Abortions are not natural. They are part of the genocide which you are defending.
Your dad’s cancer death, while tragic, was obvious.

The cause of miscarriage is anything but. Maybe the woman wanted to have a home-abortion and told everyone it was a miscarriage. It ought to be looked into if it’s a full-blown person due protection of law.
 
What if the unborn baby isn’t part of the woman’s body? What if it really is a distinct organism?
 
What if the unborn baby isn’t part of the woman’s body? What if it really is a distinct organism?
If it can be safely separated from the woman’s body very shortly after conception, I’m all for outlawing abortion.
 
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