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"Sperm isn't human life. Without an egg and fertilization there's isn't a human life lost."
how is sperm from a human not human life? how is it not alive? it shows all the same signs of life (more actually) that embryos show. "We don't have the right stop infants from further developing." we have the right to stop embryos and early fetuses from developing. abortions are legal. "Science says I must eat. They provide nutrition and have no concept of mortality, or compassion. They are a different species. Abortion laws are human rights issue." science doesnt say you must eat meat. no concept of morality or compassion? if thats the case, why cant we kill them for whatever reason we want? and whats this video showing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yziU0cFHzTc "They are a different species. Abortion laws are human rights issue." well, yes theyre a different species, but why are our lives more valuable? is it simply because we can relate to one another? because we can protest and pursue revenge on each another? what is it? "Criminals lose rights when they commit crimes. Jailing them isn't enough in my opinion." ok, so you dont want to support your antiabortion view with the view of being prolife. so what do you base your criteria for right to life on exactly?
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are you sickntired? nah, im just kidding. ill be back in a bit.
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"Abortion deals with killing individual human lives. The right to life, both what I am referring to and given by our constitution, referrs to individuals of the human species. Sperm has live cells but is not an individual human life."
where do you get that our constitution says anything about individual human life? can you cite something specific on this? besides, you cant deny the fact that you choose to ignore life prior, which is most definitely there and human. regardless, the process to define the eventual unborn individuals can take days or even weeks; conception isnt really instantaneous, especially not the formation of individual unborn persons (twins for example). the animal comparisons are going on a tangent, but theyre relevant to the qualities you value in life, to consider life worth saving. the hippo demonstrated compassion in the video, plus humans can be cruel as well. humans relate to each other, thats why they feel human lives are more valuable. but this is purely subjective when you consider their nonchalance when ending other lives, or those of other humans as they see fit. the same thing happens with animals when they become pets, people dont want to see them come to harm, meanwhile millions of animals suffer daily being raised to die for consumption and most dont mind it. im no vegetarian (love meat), btw.
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zygotes/embryos/fetuses arent responsive or conscious that early on. theyre not self aware, and you cant know that animals are not self aware. sperm are required for the natural formation of a human being - your "chance of developing into a human being" argument is just as applicable to a fetus thats incapable of survival outside of the uterus, both depend on specific circumstances. the likelihood of criminals escaping is not that high, not when theyve murdered. besides, thats not really the point. if youre open to killing in one set of circumstances, your right to life argument goes out the window, unless youre referring to something constitutional, in which case your example on law breakers is inapplicable to the unborn. "Slavery used to be legal too. Are you saying that people were entitled to own slaves when it was legal? You agree that they deserved the right to own slaves?" i thought you were being figurative with "right" that time, as in legality. nevermind.
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Amazing how pro-aborts think - inside the womb, not a live human being - outside the womb, a live human being. A profound difference, based on being relocated a distance of about one foot.
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its not simply in and out, its viability.
regardless, one foot is a bigger gap than sperm to conception, which prolifers consider to be instantaneous, even though its not.
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