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.

Explain how that's pointless? You do know most people who form thier opinion of "pro-choice" have never seen an aborted baby or the procedure. That was the purpose. It wasn't an emotional tactic and I find it highly reasonable to find it a tradgedy for this to be able to be done to a baby.

Did you write that wrong?

Fuck! lmao, thanks for pointing it out *reasonable

Abortion sucks but it actually helps humanity as a whole.

22 Weeks is the earliest i believe.

The pictures are disturbing, but so is the fact that you couldn't present a sound argument against abortion, and felt the need to resort to pictures. If you truly believe in something then at least do your best. This is laziness and borderline offensive. Pro-choice is not pro-abortion. I am pro-choice and I can't stand abortion. Sometimes though it's not always feasible for the world to revolve around our personal moral standards. We must bend to give others the rights they deserve, while still not agreeing with the choices they make.

To further my point, I find suicide repugnant but it's your individual choice to do it. Now I can be shown a picture of a man with no face after shooting himself with a sawed off shotgun and be horrified by it, but that isn't going to change my opinion that he has the right to be that stupid.

@Bursche-No problem. I found the link very interesting myself.

A fetus very likely can't feel pain until after 26 weeks anyway, there are some vital parts of the brain missing until then.

 So does Eugenics, the greater good and survival of man's greatest instead of inferiors. But that doesn't mean it is morally justified. There are a lot of things that helps humanity, and yet we don't do them because it isn't right.

The way I look at it, even if the child that wasn't aborted grows up to have a criminal life, at least it has the life and choices to live instead of not having that chance whatsoever.

Alright, take out "old" in my post and replace whatever word you think suits the description. I still think it stands. The person in the "vegetative state" or has no brain functions has nothing to look forward to and has no potential, right? Is there a way to somehow revive someone from that?