PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
Well, I will admit you're somewhat of an expert when it comes to stupid arguments.
of course, I've been reading yours for years......practice makes perfect.....
Well, I will admit you're somewhat of an expert when it comes to stupid arguments.
of course, I've been reading yours for years......practice makes perfect.....
Oh, don't be modest. You were quite adept at it as witnessed by your arguments with others, as well.
true, you're not the only liberal here.....
{please, you've got to stop handing these to me.....I need more of a challenge}
For those who ponder the decision made at Komen here's Keith's take on it. The political corruption remains.
OK. Now that the question is settled, so what? What are the legal implications? What flows from the fact that a fertilized egg is a human life? Does the fertilized egg have all the rights we associate with "persons?"
My argument is there is no baby. Babies are born. No birth, no baby.
THAT is what the debate should be about. The idiots that pretend it is not a human life are the equivalent of flat earthers. Whether or not the unborn human child should have rights or at what point the unborn child should have rights is certainly debatable.
It's preventing a life of hell in a world that doesn't give a damn.
It's preventing a life of hell in a world that doesn't give a damn.
Here we go, again. Biology/science tells us a human being is an organism and an organism has to be able to carry on the processes of life.
Following so far?
OK. 50% of fertilized cells spontaneously abort within hours or days. Once you realize that is the case a little common sense should tell you a large number of fertilized cells are unable to carry on the processes of life meaning that are not organisms meaning they are not human beings and would never become human beings.
That's not too difficult to understand, is it?
. . . and then there are the idiots that think a fertilized egg is "an unborn human child."
LMAO... tell us genius...
1) Is it human?
2) Is it alive?
3) Is it the combination of a human sperm cell and human egg cell?
If you answer yes to all three... it is indeed a human child (you can use progeny if the term child humanizes it too much for you to kill it) genetically speaking. That is 100% FACT.
A fertilized egg is a fertilized egg and a child is a child. The two are not the same or similar.
Wrong. A child describes the offspring of parents. You are still your parents child, even though you are now an adult. You were their child at conception. You were their child as an infant, toddler, adolescent, teen, young adult, adult...
As I stated, genetically a fertilized human egg cell is a human life. If the term 'child' is too hard for you to comprehend, you can go with progeny.
I can't help but notice that you are too cowardly to answer the three questions. Why is that? Does it make it harder for you to support those who ram metal spikes into the childs head to 'abort' it?
Tell you what, go round up several hundreds of thousand of toddlers and freeze them. When the authorities apprehend you, just tell them that the toddlers are no different from fertilized eggs and see how you make out.
in CA, go kill a woman who is pregnant and see how you make out.
Tell you what, go round up several hundreds of thousand of toddlers and freeze them. When the authorities apprehend you, just tell them that the toddlers are no different from fertilized eggs and see how you make out.
That's a really smart comment, Yurt.