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neener-neener.
funny, coming from a guy who routinely accuses others of being clueless.
oh, it's not routine.
I'm well aware that its humanity is of no consequence to you or other pro-choicer. At least you're honest about that, precious few are. This attitude is why genocide and slavery are often compared to your view.
No one has ever said that a ZEF isn't human.
No one has ever said that a ZEF isn't human.
Most would argue that a ZEF is human, but is not a person. There's the distinction.
Most would argue that a ZEF is human, but is not a person. There's the distinction.
You can go back in this thread alone and find at least thirty posts saying that a ZEF isn't human.
Yes, but that isn't what you said. I would agree with your above statement.
I doubt that.
I have consistently argued this point. Stop lying. Is this how most pro lifers debate?
You can go back in this thread alone and find at least thirty posts saying that a ZEF isn't human.
Really? Which science discipline defines human being?
Have you ever taken a biology class?
So, now DNA alone makes a human being?
Nothing actually.
Oh so, no real rational argument so you resort to the slavery bit.
Insignificant life.
No, that is religious dogma and self contradicting one too.
Has it occurred to you that many people don;t care what you and your religion say?
Yes society does what it has agreed to do and if agreed to then it is not an infringement on freedom.Well no, but the point is what society does.
Not outside the societal compact.You do support restrictions on others though. Right?
He did not play by the rules agreed to.Tell that to the guy in prison for not paying his taxes.
Biological classification of one kind or another by itself does not warrant any greater significance. I value my dog more than some humans and at the same time would trade their lives or even mine for some other humans. It is a mater significance and as you well know society does not place any great significance on fetuses.I'm well aware that its humanity is of no consequence to you or other pro-choicer.
Yes, failed and weak references in lieu of intelligent arguments, but you already know that.This attitude is why genocide and slavery are often compared to your view.
Thanks, but as it turns out you added nothing to the discussion but speculation.Sorry, but I think you were talking to CathlicCrusader, but I'll respond anyway.
If you and he equate the human being to nothing more than a biological classification. There is a problem with that though, namely why only that classification is significant? There is not scientific explanation for that, which leaves to the conclusion that a "human being" is more than just a biological classification. I say that a fetus does not meet the "more" and that is why it is not a human being. Of course it has human DNA and it is a product of the human reproductive process, but it just is "not done yet" at that point.I think he's absolutely right about the fetus being human.
I have yet to see any solid proof the goes beyond the biological classification, which I have never denied.But you dispute it and no matter how solid the proof, you always will.
Actually you do not, you may thinik, but you do not.You see, I know you.
This debate, you are right, winning not only do I not seek it, it is not winnable. However the issue, the continued availability of safe and legal abortions in the first trimester is something I care about, not because I or anyone close to me may need it, but because making abortion illegal represents a repression of freedom and self determination. It amounts to nothing more than morality coercion and we all know from experience how well that has failed and how much "bad" it resulted in, when prohibition was tried.I know that you're completely unconcerned about winning this debate
If those who have opposite views are kept of balance by that, I submit they are not equipped for intellectual undertaking of thins nature.But for this debate, keeping your opponents off balance and confused with misleading questions, such as "Which science discipline defines human being?" is important, and to accomplish this, you necessarily have to be dishonest.
Don't just claim to now, tell us so we can see if you know.There's a reason you're in support of abortion, and it's not out of concern for the young mother-to-be, her health, or for the plight of the unwanted newborn. And I know what that reason is.
Yes society does what it has agreed to do and if agreed to then it is not an infringement on freedom.
If that is what society wishes, but it does not seem to be the case.Fine, if we ban abortion it won't be an infringement on freedom.
It's human, but it's not a human being. This seems to be a difference that most pro-lifers are incapable of grasping. Only an individual can be killed, and a ZEF is not an individual.
Biological classification of one kind or another by itself does not warrant any greater significance. I value my dog more than some humans and at the same time would trade their lives or even mine for some other humans. It is a mater significance and as you well know society does not place any great significance on fetuses.
Yes, failed and weak references in lieu of intelligent arguments, but you already know that.
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Yea that is about the level you bring to the discussion.neener-neener
Now human beings are squat?Which means absolutely squat. It's simply additional subjective criteria. A human is the offspring of two humans.