I understood it just fine. You were in the thread talking as if fetal personhood was obvious and that abortion is murder, then you turned around and said that we need courts to rule on personhood.
Cool, now show me one, just one, mainstream argument where someone seriously would defend 8-month elective abortions for no reason. And bringing up 8-month abortions would hurt your own point if you're saying personhood is obvious because courts and doctors already treat those cases as deeply medically and ethically complex. Either way all you're really doing is just cherry picking the most extreme, rare outlier scenarios and using them to define the entire moral debate
As an aside, it's an incredibly misogynistic claim for anti-abortionists to make. It's incredibly disrespectful to women to assume we just wait around for 8 months and then decide we dont want a kid. It makes no sense...it's just a way to minimize, disparage women's characters.
First, there are very good reasons why women dont abort healthy, viable fetuses:
--why suffer thru 8 months of sickness, exhaustion, system failures, lost work time, etc?
--they are ~10x more expensive (ex. $600 vs $6000
--they are more dangerous and painful than labor (the body has not started to transition to birth, such as the cervix dilating, etc)
--the woman can get ~$10,000 to $30,000 for the baby in a legal, private adoption
Second, it's cruel. If a woman needs an abortion for medical reasons at that point, why should there be legal investigation, legal hoops for her to jump thru? At that late date, this is a pregnancy the woman/couple wanted and they will be grieving a loss. It would only cause them more pain and suffering to go thru delays or legal intrusions. Not only that, many women take the risks to their own lives to still try and maintain the fetus until birth.
So his baseless assumptions about women are pretty appalling. He refuses to even acknowledge this...just keeps lying as if he doesnt know all this.