Serenity595
Active Member
Look mate I'm going to be honest with you.
I can't be stuffed to respond to all your points, but I'll say this: I disagree with most of your premises. The thing I disagree with most, however, is your argument that an abortion equals killing. I think that's what it boils down to.
I mean, I'm a Law student. I could argue the semantics all day but ultimately abortion is a right and in the spirit of equal opportunities I say that it should be available to all in any circumstances.
I'll just ask you two short questions then to condense things
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Why isn't abortion killing?
Why is abortion a right?
If we all stopped trying to tell each other how to live then the world would be a more pleasant place.
So if you came at me with a gun I shouldn't tell you whether or not to shoot me? I shouldn't tell you how to live, right?
Ultimately, whether a woman has an abortion or not it has zero effect on me so what right do I have to tell her what she should do?
So because sex slavery has zero effect on you, you have no right to tell people who buy sex slaves what they should do?
It's her body so it should be her choice.
So you're saying the baby isn't an individual organism?
I just think it's a shame that so many children around the world are left to rot in orphanages, or placed into abusive foster homes.
I also think it's a shame that so many unborn children are killed every day.
Did you know that 125,000 unborn children are killed worldwide each day?
Did you also know that about 11 million people died in the Holocaust? Did you know that the yearly death toll of unborn babies yearly is nearly 4 to 5 times that amount?
In any case, I hold that the unborn child can only be considered a viable human being when it can survive independently of the mother. Otherwise, where are you going to take it back to? The zygote? The ovum? The sperm? If so, then most women flush a potential human down the toilet every month. If the sperm then it's a lot more frequently than once a month.
So then all babies who are born are not viable human beings because they require the mother after birth. Also, all disabled people or those who are on life support are also not viable human beings according to that statement.
I take it back to the moment a baby is conceived. An unfertilized egg does not count as a human being, nor does sperm.