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Four Fallacies of Abortion

Heck when he tried to "prove" God existed he wouldn't even define what God is.
Basically he ries to stay as ambiguous as possible about his faith while trying to get others to follow it.
Like I said he's not a very good preacher.

Yeah, that's a non-starter. If God "wanted to be proven real" He'd enable that. He doesnt. That is why a true belief in the Lord is faith-based. No proof is (should be) needed.
 
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What do you call a liar who falsely calls another a liar? Gotta find that word.
I presented Minnie's posts and gave you the one example you asked for. It's a matter of record.

Where? Which post #

You seem to have many failed "a-ha!" moments.
 
Yes, she plays the old switcheroo like you:

I posted:


years2late posted:

Then in #27 she performs the old switcheroo:

Follow the bolded to the red switcheroo.
The exchange goes from "human life" to "human life" to "human life" and then she switches to simply "living"!
You both argue in bad faith. And Lursa does this too in her posts.
Shame on the three of you, but you're not getting away with this sort of thing with me.


Bad faith on her part and now on your part.

That you assume that pro-choice people believe a fetus in a human woman doesnt have human DNA and it has to be spelled out every single time is ludicrous.

We give pro-life people more credit than that. :doh She already clearly stated in the preceding lines that it was human life. Why would she not 'know that' in the next sentence? Why would she have to reiterate it?

If anyone needed a clearer picture of just how desperate you are to 'win on the Internet' this conversation could be used at the global illustration. Unfortunately, it's more like a global fail.
 
Stop the second-hand copying and pasting and speak for yourself -- and speak directly into the microphone:
Is the phenomenon designated "zygote," "embryo," and "fetus" in your opinion and on your view "a human life," "a human being"? Yes or no?
No tapdance.
Just a direct reply to a direct question. On your conscience.

She did, and she backed herself up with a source. That is how it works.
 
That you assume that pro-choice people believe a fetus in a human woman doesnt have human DNA and it has to be spelled out every single time is ludicrous.

We give pro-life people more credit than that. :doh She already clearly stated in the preceding lines that it was human life. Why would she not 'know that' in the next sentence? Why would she have to reiterate it?

If anyone needed a clearer picture of just how desperate you are to 'win on the Internet' this conversation could be used at the global illustration. Unfortunately, it's more like a global fail.
Stop with the bull****. If you and the other prochoicers acknowledge that the Zef is a human life, then you must acknowledge that abortion ends a human life. Are you making these acknowledgements?
 
Stop with the bull****. If you and the other prochoicers acknowledge that the Zef is a human life, then you must acknowledge that abortion ends a human life. Are you making these acknowledgements?

Of course abortion ends a human life. I've never denied such.

What else would the unborn inside a human woman be?
 
She did, and she backed herself up with a source. That is how it works.
She acknowledged tha the Zef is a human life, but then in my follow-up, when asked to acknowledge that it follows that an abortion ends a human life, she started tapdancing.
Let's see you dance. If you acknowledge that the Zef is a human life, then you must acknowledge that abortion ends a human life -- yes?
 
#98 and #127

How do those posts back up your assertions?

Again, more of your failed A-HA moments.

You are so dug into your "philosphy" that you fail to even try to understand another's words...and a basic understanding between nouns and adjectives in this conversation would help.
 
How do those posts back up your assertions?

Again, more of your failed A-HA moments.

You are so dug into your "philosphy" that you fail to even try to understand another's words...and a basic understanding between nouns and adjectives in this conversation would help.
And I answered this latest repeat of a question in #105.
What is this argument by attrition?
 
She acknowledged tha the Zef is a human life, but then in my follow-up, when asked to acknowledge that it follows that an abortion ends a human life, she started tapdancing.
Let's see you dance. If you acknowledge that the Zef is a human life, then you must acknowledge that abortion ends a human life -- yes?
A zygote, embryo, or fetus IS human life.

What are you confused about.

In an abortion an embryo or fetus is no longer living after the abortion,

What are you confused about?

What is she tap dancing about?

Now, if you ask if a person or human being dies in the process of an abortion....you will get a different answer.

No tap dancing.

Person is a legal definition. Legally a fetus is not a person in this country.

Human being means different things to different people. I use human being to mean a person. Which would mean someone who has been born. I consider a fetus that is gestating within a human to be human. But not a human being/person.

Again, you seem to be misunderstanding the term "human". When we say "human life" human is an adjective. So yes the fetus has human dna. And yes it is alive. Just not a separate person/being capable of surviving outside of the woman (with or without outside assistance)

Accurate use of words is not tap dancing.

Your personal philosophy is yours. We need not accept your beliefs and your personal moral construct based on your philosophy. Your personal philosophy is not up for debate. You "own" it.
 
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You have done no such thing. Show where you've engaged my argument and shown it to be "lame" and "stupid." And now "silly."

Try my very first post to you in this thread. You are giving us nothing more than silly comments that you have made up and then tried to pretend that they are the views of pro choice. Having not one single intelligent argument to offer for your side you are then reduced to making up silly arguments about the other side.
 
Yes, she plays the old switcheroo like you:

I posted:


years2late posted:

Then in #27 she performs the old switcheroo:

Follow the bolded to the red switcheroo.
The exchange goes from "human life" to "human life" to "human life" and then she switches to simply "living"!
You both argue in bad faith. And Lursa does this too in her posts.
Shame on the three of you, but you're not getting away with this sort of thing with me.


Bad faith on her part and now on your part.

Stop lying about me. I have done nothing in bad faith.

If it is living and human, then it's human life. Good grief.
 
Stop lying about me. I have done nothing in bad faith.

If it is living and human, then it's human life. Good grief.

Yeah, I cannot tell if he is just dense, or intentionally lying.
 
Yeah, I cannot tell if he is just dense, or intentionally lying.

The fact that someone, repeatedly, needs something so specifically defined in order for their 'argument' to work shows a clear weakness in the argument. It's a manner of diverting attention from the primary argument and it also shows that unless it's perfectly phrased, their argument really doesnt hold up under scrutiny. That their argument is so rigidly and narrowly formed that it cannot withstand broader rebuttal.
 
A zygote, embryo, or fetus IS human life.

What are you confused about.

In an abortion an embryo or fetus is no longer living after the abortion,

What are you confused about?

What is she tap dancing about?

Now, if you ask if a person or human being dies in the process of an abortion....you will get a different answer.

No tap dancing.

Person is a legal definition. Legally a fetus is not a person in this country.

Human being means different things to different people. I use human being to mean a person. Which would mean someone who has been born. I consider a fetus that is gestating within a human to be human. But not a human being/person.

Again, you seem to be misunderstanding the term "human". When we say "human life" human is an adjective. So yes the fetus has human dna. And yes it is alive. Just not a separate person/being capable of surviving outside of the woman (with or without outside assistance)

Accurate use of words is not tap dancing.

Your personal philosophy is yours. We need not accept your beliefs and your personal moral construct based on your philosophy. Your personal philosophy is not up for debate. You "own" it.
A human life is the life of a human being. The confusion is yours.
 
Try my very first post to you in this thread. You are giving us nothing more than silly comments that you have made up and then tried to pretend that they are the views of pro choice. Having not one single intelligent argument to offer for your side you are then reduced to making up silly arguments about the other side.
No engagement on your part -- just vitriolic comment. Get back to me when you have a counterargument.
 
Stop lying about me. I have done nothing in bad faith.

If it is living and human, then it's human life. Good grief.
What lying? You defended her nonsense. If that wasn't in bad faith, then what was it? Reading deficiency?
 
A human life is the life of a human being. The confusion is yours.

Again, you use the term of "human being" which I (and many others) reject as a fetus.

So when you say "human being" it translates to me the same as "person".

Using words that do not have a multitude of definitions can be helpful so we know we are talking about the same thing.


So yes a fetus is human and has life.

So no, a fetus is not a person or human being (which to me, means a born individual)


Person, in the context of a debate on abortion on a political internet discussion board is the legal definition...which means a born individual.
 
A human life is the life of a human being. The confusion is yours.

:mrgreen: Nothing like proving my point:

The fact that someone, repeatedly, needs something so specifically defined in order for their 'argument' to work shows a clear weakness in the argument. It's a manner of diverting attention from the primary argument and it also shows that unless it's perfectly phrased, their argument really doesnt hold up under scrutiny. That their argument is so rigidly and narrowly formed that it cannot withstand broader rebuttal.

You go on and on about semantics...and yet your argument goes unsupported.
 
Yeah, I cannot tell if he is just dense, or intentionally lying.

I wondered also until I saw post #166.

Now we know for a fact he was intentionally lying.

What he wanted to do was to play switcheroo
 
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A human life is the life of a human being. The confusion is yours.

That is your definition.

Another accepted definition is a "person".

A person in the context of an abortion debate - discussion of pro-choice and pro-life issues is a political. In context this means a human that has been born.
 
It is only after birth has occurred and a birth record has been created that a new member of the population becomes recognizable by government and protected by law, with or without the Womans consent.
 
Again, you use the term of "human being" which I (and many others) reject as a fetus.

So when you say "human being" it translates to me the same as "person".

Using words that do not have a multitude of definitions can be helpful so we know we are talking about the same thing.


So yes a fetus is human and has life.

So no, a fetus is not a person or human being (which to me, means a born individual)


Person, in the context of a debate on abortion on a political internet discussion board is the legal definition...which means a born individual.
Your rejection of the term is based on the political/legal confusion generated by a national abortion debate driven by self-interest and moral imbecility. It is noted, but has no value or cachet in the moral discourse I am trying to conduct in the teeth of clueless resistance. Thank you.
 
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