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Abortion can't be allowed after 16 weeks of pregnancy.

That is not correct.


Yes I am correct. The unborn, from fertilization/implantation, is alive.

No one said anything about viability. And it's certainly not viable at 16 weeks. Stay in your lane.
 
What is she wants it because she doesn't want babies?
If that’s the case, then she would most certainly abort it as soon as she knew she was pregnant.
Who would go through the arduous and risky process of pregnancy if they didn‘t want a baby? Would you?
 
Of course can, it already is and should be 🤷‍♂️

now with that said in America the super vast majority hapen before then anyway about 95% but that doesnt mean they cant and shouldnt . . 99% happen before 20 weeks
in fact the ones that happen after are the ones that need the most protection because they arent on a whim most are done for very specific reasons
Don’t try to confound them with logic and reason.

It’s not fair!
 
What is she wants it because she doesn't want babies?
Spend the money y’all spend trying to ban abortion developing an artificial womb.

Then y’all can pop the fetus out and throw it in the mecha womb and you can deal with it from there if it’s so important to you.
 
Yes I am correct. The unborn, from fertilization/implantation, is alive.
That is a religious opinion and not that of science.

This is an example of why religion must not be allowed to interfere in government.

No one said anything about viability. And it's certainly not viable at 16 weeks. Stay in your lane.

Read the article.
 
Ok, if you mean that mine is the one that's based on biology...yep.

No, I mean that opinion is based on religious belief and has NOTHING to do with science. You were aware of that.

I agree.



Nah

Then your argument automatically fails are your "argument" is dismissed as baseless religious prattle from the right.
 
No, I mean that opinion is based on religious belief and has NOTHING to do with science. You were aware of that.

Again, if you are referring to my posts, I stated the biological fact that the unborn is alive, and an individual organism, from the time of fertilization/implantation.

That has nothing to do with religion.

Then your argument automatically fails are your "argument" is dismissed as baseless religious prattle from the right.

I have no idea what you are talking about...except that I posted scientific fact and not 'religious prattle.' Perhaps you need a dictionary for 'live?' Meaning something is alive, it's a living thing. The unborn developing inside a woman is not 'dead' nor a non-living thing. :rolleyes:
 
Again, if you are referring to my posts, I stated the biological fact that the unborn is alive, and an individual organism, from the time of fertilization/implantation.

No, you didn't. You posted a religious thought process. Until viability, it's little more than a collection of cells. It doesn't have any rights and is not a person. This is the science of it. Stating otherwise is unscientific folly.

That has nothing to do with religion.
Your thought process comes from religious beliefs and not science.

I have no idea what you are talking about...except that I posted scientific fact and not 'religious prattle.' Perhaps you need a dictionary for 'live?' Meaning something is alive, it's a living thing. The unborn developing inside a woman is not 'dead' nor a non-living thing. :rolleyes:

No, you did not post facts. You posted an opinion. When I posted an article that proves you were incorrect, you refused to read it. This effectively defeated your point.
 
After 16 weeks, the baby starts life.
What baby? Based on what?
Abortion can't be allowed after 16 weeks of pregnancy.
Why not?
Cite it!
You sound like a supporter of abortion. Are you?
I support a woman's right to choose.
What is she wants it because she doesn't want babies?
So? If she wants an abortion, she should be allowed to have one.
 
No, you didn't. You posted a religious thought process. Until viability, it's little more than a collection of cells. It doesn't have any rights and is not a person. This is the science of it. Stating otherwise is unscientific folly.

I never said it had rights or was a person. Read better, I said it was alive. I posted biological fact. Feel free to quote where I associated the unborn with any rights or personhood?


Absolutely wrong, as I just showed above and in each of my previous posts. You repeating yourself doesnt change that. The unborn, from fertilization/implantation is a living thing. It's a life, it's alive. That's biological fact.

No, you did not post facts. You posted an opinion. When I posted an article that proves you were incorrect, you refused to read it. This effectively defeated your point.

The above is not an opinion. If you believe it is, please post FACT proving me wrong. Your link did not.
 
Abortion can't be allowed after 16 weeks of pregnancy.
Then I suggest birth control or have the procedure before 16 weeks.

See how easy that is
 
Abortion can't be allowed after 16 weeks of pregnancy.

Do you have an actual point? WTF do your videos have to do with what we supposedly can or cannot do? Use your words.
 
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