Is abortion a crime against humanity?

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Onyxmeth said:

Rath said:

 

 

In the birthing canal?

As I stated earlier I'm opposed to abortion after around 22-26 weeks because its around then that several important parts of the brain start to develop, including the thalamus.

@bolded: A child was born at 21 weeks and it breathed on it's own after leaving the birth canal. It's the earliest recorded birth. Do you feel abortion laws should reflect that, or not going that far, is it morally wrong to abort at 21 weeks because potentially the child could survive at that point?

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11222-worlds-most-premature-baby-set-to-leave-hospital.html

 

 

 Thank you for the link. I got the data that abortion is legal from 23-24 weeks on wikipedia (not accurate I know). I'm writing a 20 page research paper on this topic and this link is actually very interesting. Thanks again.

 

Now continue to bicker but with sources :@

 

@Wesslewoggle Nanotechnology is not even close to becoming a reality yet, so until then unfortunately, abortion is still very gruesome like the pictures shown. Those are of course the more perverse ones, but even regular, smaller fetuses are still "humanlike" in the sense you can tell it will be a human, instead of lets say a dog. Or it looks like a humanoid alien.