There is no excuse for abortion to be legal. None.
An unborn baby is a human person.
This is obvious by nature of human reason, but 95% of academic biologists around the globe also say a human life begins the moment of conception.
People have a God-given right to life.
Abortion kills that life. Brutally. Via suffocation, dismemberment, lethal injection, crushing of the skull.
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“People have a God-given right to life.”
Normally the brain doesn't show any signs of having "booted up" until the second trimester. In your case, though, Liz, there's still no sign of that having happened.
Also, it's a shame you haven't had an ectopic pregnancy. Guaran-damn-tee you, you wouldn't see that fetus's doomed life as more sacred than yours, and you'd be first in line at the abortion clinic.
Alright, fine, Lizard Wheel, I’ll play your inane game for now. Let’s assume for a moment that a fetus is fully sentient and conscious and self-aware from the very moment of conception (a HORRIFYING concept, if you ask me), and is already fully self-sufficient and not parasitizing off of its mothers body (a requirement for being considered “alive” afaik).
Why would it then still be illegal to abort a fetus that is already stillborn and who’se very existence is threatening the life of the mother? Especially since if the mother dies, the fetus will MOST certainly die alongside her.
People have a God-given right to life.
And let me guess, you’re pro death penalty as well, hmmm?
@Timjer #194291
George Carlin (RIP) said something once about how “pro-life” conservatives aren’t really “pro-life,” they’re pro-BIRTH.
I’ve said it before I believe, but while I don’t agree with all of it myself, I can kinda respect the idea of the “consistent life ethic,” where you’re anti-abortion, anti-euthanasia, anti-death penalty, and even anti-war (to various degrees it seems). At least that’s, like the name of it says, consistent!
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