Is a fetus a parasite?

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lolita on 19 August 2009

By definition, no and by my opinion, no either.

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Jackson50 on 19 August 2009

MontanaHatchet said:If you don't have scientific knowledge and just take loose definitions of things, then maybe a fetus is a parasite.

Otherwise, no. It doesn't fit into the definition of a parasite, even if there's rape. I don't even know why you brought that up, it doesn't make a difference. You don't get to classify what a fetus is based on whether it was created by consent or not. It's still not a parasite.

Yes, a post that is not filled with ignorance. Parasitism is a specific type of symbiosis. Considiering that symbiosis is a relationship between two different species, a fetus cannot be classified as a parasite.

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