I dont think anyone has the right to kill their child whether its born or unborn the fact that people see an abortion as no big deal is shocking. Parents kill thwir child for their own selfish needs yet they created that child with their actions they should be made to face the consequences! Unless the women is raped incest or ectopic pregnancy of course
@VulcanMan6 1yr1Y
If you kill a child that is already born, then that's just normal murder, whether it's yours or not. However, an "unborn child" is different, because it fundamentally relies on the use of another person's body, hence it's right to life is entirely dependent on the consent of the host individual. If you don't want it to continue using your body, then you have every right to stop it from doing so, regardless of whether you initially wanted to be pregnant or not. Surely you agree that another individual does not have the right to use your body without constant consent, right?
@9B9WG7D1yr1Y
“because it fundamentally relies on the use of another person's body,”
Have you seen babies? Heck, there are college kids that can't do anything without support for the resources from their parents or other people's body. Welfare queens relies on working people's body. Cerebral palsy depend on it as well. They are open to be terminated? Just a clump of cells after all?
You don't have the right to kill someone just because they depend on you.
And Siamese twins don't have that right all the time. They don't get to kill the other just because they want to revoke consent.
@VulcanMan6 1yr1Y
You do understand that I used "the use of another person's body" literally, right? Not dependent on "financial support" or "a person's labor", but the literal use of another person's physical body, without their consent. A fetus is literally connected to the mother's body, and using it to keep itself alive...that's why the discussion is about bodily autonomy, and not welfare, because this is about the literal use of your body. NONE of your metaphorical examples apply to this, nor do they have anything to do with bodily autonomy (granted,… Read more
