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There is a big difference between a picture of a dead baby and a live one. Pro-choicers are able to look at the picture more because it isn't human to them, they just see an object, not a dead baby.
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"p.s - if anything it should be a pro-life image....if you are so repulsed by it...how can you argue that it's 'human'"
Are you saying that it's not human? I am only repulsed by the fact that a mother would choose to do that to her child.
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2/so if a scientist took a pic of a fetus on a slap, that would be obsene? |
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would you be repulsed if you saw a dead egg? |
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I guess you think it is ok to kill children from newborn on up because afterall they aren't real people yet? Spare me! The only difference between a fetus and a newborn is that one is still in the womb and the other isn't.
The difference between a sperm and a fetus is that the sperm has not fertilized an egg. It's function is not complete until it does so. Just like an egg that has not been fertilized by a sperm has not completed it's function. Once they have completed their function and the egg has been fertilized by the sperm, they have now merged together to create a new life. Once life has begun, no one has the right to kill it.
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These questions you pose are tremendously shallow. So do you base your argument for abortion purely on the physical appearance of the fetus at a particular stage of development? Or, on how much the fetus resembles a grown human? Just because a fetus in early development doesn’t look like a human (with arms, legs, hair, or whatever) doesn’t mean it’s anything less than a human life. |
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