Posted by strikeout26 on 2/6/2019 3:37:00 PM (view original):
I am objective in this. Science tells us that it is a human being.
By 12 weeks, which is still in the first trimester, a fetus has a heartbeat, limbs, genitalia, all other vital organs and much more. This is a child. There is nothing inflammatory about calling it what it is. I didn't fall for anything. I respect science. This is what biology tells us.
Let me ask you a question. You have a guy who is in a coma and on a breathing machine. There is a strong likelihood that he will come out of that coma and be able to breathe on his own in, let's throw out a random time, 9 months. Does anyone have the right to kill this person? Why or why not?
I'll try to objectively take this on.
Your 12 week assessment is true, EXCEPT that it isn't a child! A child can do things. It is more than just it's parts. It has a soul. An energy. All you did was list parts. A spontaneous miscarriage also has all those parts. It wasn't a baby, ever! It self aborted. It was a fetus. Not a baby, much less a child.
A baby is able to breathe and cry on its own. A child can do even more. A fetus can do none of that. It parasites off the mother. Calling a fetus a child until some REAL point of viability is just trying to denigrate someone else's view by trying to link it with willful killing. It's BS coach, in all candor.
As to the comatose guy..............let me turn it slightly.
The guy has been in the coma 9 years and left instructions (living will?) to not resuscitate. His next of kin has to decide what to do. Is he killing the innocent person by pulling the plug? after all he COULD wake up tomorrow on day 1 of year 10.
Does society get to decide? Me and You get to call the shot for the guy thru our laws??? or does the guy have the personal right to leave ORDERS that he be allowed to die with dignity even IF it offends someone somewhere.
How does he have less rights than what you want to bestow on a fetus?
The fetus needs a WHOLE lot more than some (temporary) connection to a breathing machine, doesn't it?