What's morally acceptable to you?

[Pyro as Bill]

OhNoYouDont said:

padib said:

Alright, let's talk true.

Containers full of fetus parts, and the death of fetuses, to me is not so different than a container full of dead babies. I see it as an attack on humans that humans are doing. I see it as an evil thing, and I see it as very immoral.

Let's get off terms and say what I exactly feel.

I have no agenda, there's no propaganda. This is my point of view.

What then is yours? When you see the situation, broken pieces of proto-babies, piled up in blood in a container, how does your soul feel inside?

I still do not see any definition.

You continue to use the term baby yet refuse to define what you mean when you say baby which is the source of your confusion and mine. Without a definition I cannot address anything that you say referring to the term baby because I have no idea what you mean when you say that word.

So you now are agreeing that a fetus is different than a baby, although you offer no definition for either term so I have no way of knowing if this corresponds in any way to the standard concepts.

A fetus is just a meat sack, its parts do not cause me any mental strife. Same reaction to pulling the plug on someone who is brain dead. If they are sufficiently developed, they may have brain function but mere brain function does not constitute being a person which entails consciousness. Imagine never being born, it's not a terrible thing. 

People act like when you die you retain your memories and persist, but that's just naive. When you die, it'll be just like before you were born. Nothingness. Not good, not bad, just nothing. Ignorance is bliss as they say. 

So defining a 9 month old fetus/unborn child/-1 day old baby as a baby is an incorrect definition but egg, grape and meat sack are cool?

Are you sure you're not confusing the definition of fetus with embryo?

A -1 day old baby most definitely has consciousness.

One of the reasons why late stage abortions are so rare is because doctors don't want to risk a murder charge when the baby survives the abortion and the law won't recognise 'fetus survival' as being any different than regular childbirth.