Issues other than abortion

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Children are always dependent on someone for care.
It’s good to note at least a small amount of progress here.
We admit that human beings can be helpless, and still human beings, right? Being dependent does not disqualify one from human rights.
Is that correct?

Am I hearing you correctly?
 
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Yes, “personhood” is something that is exactly what man (or woman) says it is and nothing more. I couldn’t have said it better. 🙂
Yes. Identical to “rights”.
Separation of church and state goes both ways of course, it was originally meant to protect religious faith from goverment meddling.
What’s a little closer to the truth is that America was already somewhat religiously pluralist and no one wanted a situation where a Christian sect they didn’t like ruled the government.
Nope there’s no need to be nudged “closer” to anything, I’m spot on as it is. Thanks for the offer though. LOL.

Separation goes both ways and was always meant as such by the founders. See clause, establishment and clause, free exercise.
 
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Children are always dependent on someone for care.
It’s good to note at least a small amount of progress here.
We admit that human beings can be helpless, and still human beings, right? Being dependent does not disqualify one from human rights.
Is that correct?

Am I hearing you correctly?
No progress, I’m afraid. 🙂

I can show you a few hundred posts back where I acknowledge some limited personhood on the part of the fetus.

The reality of it doesn’t override the personhood of the mother.

Choice on the part of the woman is a logical necessity.
 
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Vonsalza:
Children are always dependent on someone for care.
It’s good to note at least a small amount of progress here.
We admit that human beings can be helpless, and still human beings, right? Being dependent does not disqualify one from human rights.
Is that correct?

Am I hearing you correctly?
No progress, I’m afraid. 🙂

I can show you a few hundred posts back where I acknowledge some limited personhood on the part of the fetus.

The reality of it doesn’t override the personhood of the mother.

Choice on the part of the woman is a logical necessity.
Ok. Child is “strictly dependent” in your words. And that disqualifies it from humanity.
ok…
Or is an infant 3/5ths of a person.
Hey, you were born at the wrong time and place.
 
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Vonsalza:
Children are always dependent on someone for care.
It’s good to note at least a small amount of progress here.
We admit that human beings can be helpless, and still human beings, right? Being dependent does not disqualify one from human rights.
Is that correct?

Am I hearing you correctly?
No progress, I’m afraid. 🙂

I can show you a few hundred posts back where I acknowledge some limited personhood on the part of the fetus.

The reality of it doesn’t override the personhood of the mother.

Choice on the part of the woman is a logical necessity.
Ok. Child is “strictly dependent” in your words. And that disqualifies it from humanity.
ok…
Or is an infant 3/5ths of a person.
Hey, you were born at the wrong time and place.
No, it’s not disqualified from humanity. It just doesn’t override the personal autonomy of mama.

I’m not trying to enslave women goout. Pro lifers are.
 
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Doesn’t matter. You dont get to choose for mama when it’s too high or not high enough.

For Pete’s sake, please stop trying to control women. While there is doubt about whether fetuses are people, we all certainly know women are people.
 
Sure, it’s legal but not mandated. So again a state that can ban abortion can also order, or mandate it in situations it deems desirable.
 
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