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re: Is it a prerequisite to be intellectually dishonest to be a Dim?
Posted on 6/12/19 at 1:00 pm to SammyTiger
Posted on 6/12/19 at 1:00 pm to SammyTiger
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Don’t twist your mind up in knots. Either life begins at conception or life begins when a woman decides she wants the child....keep it simple so you’re not needlessly chasing your tail.
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Not everything has a clear black and white answer.
There is no developmental difference between a baby the day before it’s born and the day it’s born.
There is a pretty big difference between an single cell at conception and when a newborn.
The simple answer isn’t always the right one.
The law sees a "fetus" as being a life if the Mother wants it. Look at all the laws which punishes the perp for a second count of murder/manslaughter if the baby dies in the commission of a crime but unwanted babies can still be aborted legally up to birth in many areas when they aren't wanted. Seems pretty simple to me based on wanted vs unwanted to me if we are using the law as a judgment standard taking other things out of the equation. What standard do you suggest using to settle the argument?
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Posted on 6/12/19 at 1:27 pm to Crimson1st
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The law sees a "fetus" as being a life if the Mother wants it. Look at all the laws which punishes the perp for a second count of murder/manslaughter if the baby dies in the commission of a crime but unwanted babies can still be aborted legally up to birth in many areas when they aren't wanted. Seems pretty simple to me based on wanted vs unwanted to me if we are using the law as a judgment standard taking other things out of the equation. What standard do you suggest using to settle the argument?
Most progressives, if pressed, will eventually admit that it is the woman who decides if it's a baby based on the woman's intentions to carry the baby full term. They don't like to admit that because it opens up so many cans of worms .....the most troublesome is the omission of any scientific definition of when a child is a child, this aspect is painful for progressives because they love to cite science when defending many of their political beliefs.
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