...how is it that a mother's autonomy wrt caring for her child disappears at birth?
Not clear here but from what I've gathered...the child is now independent, not depedent upon the womb, umbilical cord...etc.
...certainly not independent
the newborn infant is wholly dependent on the care the mother chooses to give it...
As such, it's entitled to the full protection of the law.
...why would a child whose degree of dependence is unchanged from in utero to ex utero suddenly be entitled to the full protection of the law?
....discarded as garbage:
worth contrasting the image of that pitiful dead child with this one:
in the case of the second image, the media ran with it for days, weeks, worldwide public outcry was enormous, political leaders were energized and forced to action
in the case of the first image?
not so much
the media is reluctant to admit the ongoing role they play in the deaths of those like the child in the first image, their complicity in promoting the view that the unborn child is unwanted garbage, their guilt in the murder of babies, in the sacrifice of innocents to the god of convenience
Ahhhh...reduced to the oft appeal to emotion...
...the ... appeal to emotion...it's all y'all really get any traction from.
Ask the law makers :idunno: it's above my pay grade.no appeal
Why would a child whose degree of dependence is unchanged from in utero to ex utero suddenly be entitled to the full protection of the law?
That's one of those responses strong emotional appeals seem to elicit.looking for another ban quip?
No.isn't giving birth another way to terminate her pregnancy?
see what happens when you idiotically try to play rhetorical games with the truth?
isn't giving birth another way to terminate her pregnancy?
terminate verb ter·mi·nate | \ˈtər-mə-ˌnāt \ terminated; terminating Definition of terminate (Entry 1 of 2) intransitive verb 1 : to form an ending 2 : to come to an end in time 3 : to extend only to a limit (such as a point or line) especially : to reach a terminus transitive verb 1a : to bring to an end 2 : to serve as an ending, limit, or boundary of |
Uhhh no. It's....giving birth.
Indeed!
terminate
verb
ter·mi·nate | \ˈtər-mə-ˌnāt
\
terminated; terminating
Definition of terminate
(Entry 1 of 2)
intransitive verb
1 : to form an ending
2 : to come to an end in time
3 : to extend only to a limit (such as a point or line) especially : to reach a terminus
transitive verb
1a : to bring to an end
2 : to serve as an ending, limit, or boundary of
and so it prolongs her pregnancy? :freak:
wouldn't you agree that your position that a pregnancy is prolonged by delivery is retarded?
Do you understand what fruition means?
That your mom was so emotionally attached to you while in utero that she refused to let someone pull you apart piece by piece as you were not an inconvenience to her. :idunno:
I hope you thank your mom every day for being emotionally attached to you in utero and more so ex utero.
That your mom was so emotionally attached to you while in utero that she refused to let someone pull you apart piece by piece as you were not an inconvenience to her. :idunno:
I hope you thank your mom every day for being emotionally attached to you in utero and more so ex utero.
as you can see, many of my posts to quip have not relied on emotion, but on logic, facts and reasoning.
as a followup, I don't quite understand the position that an argument that uses emotion is necessarily invalid - certainly if it only relies on emotion it is vulnerable to attack from reason, logic and facts
but i think it's perfectly valid to use emotion to augment reason, logic and facts in a discussion like this
and I think it's worth noting that quip does it frequently
so for him to call me on it seems more than a little dishonest
Reasoning and logic are a rather ironic positions to assert from someone who - admittedly - refuses to debate the very subject whilst posting pics in it's stead.
too many variants of this to post:...would you deny that allowing people to choose whether or not to molest their children is not supportive of the practice?
...I was looking for "significant differences between killing a child in utero and killing a newborn"
...in what way is it virtuous, good, righteous, upright, upstanding, high-minded, principled, honorable, honest, just, noble, incorruptible, scrupulous, respectable, decent, clean-living to kill your unborn child?
If a single mother decides she's not capable of caring for another on her own, what is your justification for denying her the "capacity to choose" to terminate her infant's life?
on what basis would you deny (a woman's choice to kill/abandon/neglect her infant)?
how could you deny it without denying her autonomy?
do you believe there's any significant differences between killing a child in utero and killing a newborn?
and: how is it that a mother's autonomy wrt caring for her child disappears at birth?
why not allow the mother to choose in those 1% of cases after birth?
the woman who is raped, delivers her infant and decides weeks after that she can't bear to be reminded of the assault every day by the infant that greedily demands her total attention - why shouldn't she be allowed to make a private, subjective valuation, one commensurate with a free-willed choice and kill her child?
why would a child whose degree of dependence is unchanged from in utero to ex utero suddenly be entitled to the full protection of the law?
Why would a child whose degree of dependence is unchanged from in utero to ex utero suddenly be entitled to the full protection of the law?
well, let's take a look at your record in this thread
the following are questions you've dodged/sidestepped/ignored or otherwise refused to answer:
too many variants of this to post:
looks like you're a dishonest hypocrite quip :idunno:
Physical facts? You mean like the fact that the baby in the womb is sucking his thumb at 12 weeks? Starts moving around from 9 weeks?If you'd bother to discern between the physical facts concerning abortion and your moralizing interpretation...all would be revealed.
If you'd bother to discern between the physical facts concerning abortion...
...and your moralizing interpretation...
...all would be revealed.