Human progress isn't measured by industry. It's measured by the value you place on a life.
Just, be kind.
You are aware that at some point, the fetus is dead and stops feeling pain right? You could pull it out, chop it up, put it in a blender, and make smoothies, but at some point it will die before the end, stop feeling pain and be unaware of it's smoothy fate. If done properly, that point is early on and fast resulting in quick if not instant death, resulting in no pain. So yes, I'd say a quick relatively painless death over hours of labor, recovery, and such.
Begging the question as obviously most pro choice people define personhood later than the point at which they consider abortion ethical.
You've consistently dodged having to state your opinion on personhood though.
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I think your emotional response to the subject is making you irrational.
Hypothesis: this is the underlying cause of the entire pro-life movement.
Saying comparing kidney stones to a fetus is dumb isn't emotional.
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I disagree with it. Humans should have rights because they're humans. If Personhood is what defines rights then by that logic a genius should have more rights than a less than intelligent man because the genius has a more complex way of thinking.You've consistently dodged having to state your opinion on personhood though.
And I don't think that's agreeable.
Again i repeat myself The concept of personhood is different from the concept of human life. Human life occurs at conception, but fertilized eggs used for in vitro fertilization are also human lives and those not implanted are routinely thrown away. Is this murder, and if not, then how is abortion murder? I only ever see people picketing abortion clinics and never fertilization clinics that aid people having children, even though these clinics discard over half the fertilized embryos.
Why can they pick and choose just cause they don't like abortion, it seems a bit hypocritical really.
And why is the mother entitled to the fetus' body?
If personhood applied you'd have the right to have the fetus removed with a C section, but not to chop it to pieces. It would die of natural causes.
This isn't a clear cut issue. It's a mix of bodily autonomy and personhood.
She's not....the fuck are you talking about?
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So what? Let's get back to kidney thing, refusing to let me share your kidneys could kill me, that doesn't give you the right. Needing someone's body does not give you the right to it.