| DonFerrari said: I love the argument of the fetus leeching the energy of the mother and then it being valid to abort.. |
Correct. The Fetus should not have rights that override the owners body.
Just like I have zero rights over your body, fetus should be treated the same, not as an exception.
| DonFerrari said: So a relative since he have to work a lot, giving much more stress to his body over 18 years (or more) to support the child than a 9 months pregnancy can also decide the kid should die because the relative doesn't want to be leached anymore? |
Uh. Not sure what you are trying to portray here...
But the difference between a child and a fetus is simple.
A child does not survive and grow at the expense of someone else.
A fetus is more than welcomed to do the same, but generally can not.
| DonFerrari said: About abortion, I'm totally against (but wouldn't forbid through government coercion). When I think about accidental pregnancy I can only imagine someone walking and slipping in a skate, unfortunately landing on a men lap and immediate pregnancy. Like it can't be accident when the sole outcome of sex can only be pregnancy. So doesn't matter how many precautions you take, you must be willing to accept the consequences. |
There are a ton of reasons why you may need to abort a pregnancy, no they won't be all accidental.
Sometimes mental health comes into play.
Sometimes precautions fail. (Condoms aren't 100%).
Sometimes the pill doesn't work.
Sometimes the individual was under the influence and couldn't make an appropriate decision.
Sometimes domestic violence comes into play.
Sometimes religion comes into it.
The individuals financial position may have changed, meaning they can't afford to live in a home or buy food, let alone support an infant.
Judge not.
| DonFerrari said: You can't abort AIDS, but people want a world as free of consequence as possible. |
Equating AIDS which has killed and continues to kill is extremely disingenuous.
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