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by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Thu Apr 09, 2015 10:41 pm
FutureAmerica wrote:The world is overpopulated! Beware!

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by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Thu Apr 09, 2015 11:38 pm
Kensara wrote:I wonder if pro-chioce people realise that they have already been born ( maybe they should think differently , what if their mother had bloody aborted them. Nut cases ). Besides the child you don't want, can be adopted . simple.

by The Black Forrest » Thu Apr 09, 2015 11:42 pm
Kensara wrote:I wonder if pro-chioce people realise that they have already been born ( maybe they should think differently , what if their mother had bloody aborted them. Nut cases ).
Besides the child you don't want, can be adopted . simple.

by UED » Thu Apr 09, 2015 11:44 pm
Kensara wrote:I wonder if pro-chioce people realise that they have already been born ( maybe they should think differently , what if their mother had bloody aborted them. Nut cases ). Besides the child you don't want, can be adopted . simple.

by The Rich Port » Thu Apr 09, 2015 11:46 pm
Kensara wrote:I wonder if pro-chioce people realise that they have already been born ( maybe they should think differently , what if their mother had bloody aborted them. Nut cases ). Besides the child you don't want, can be adopted . simple.

by Othelos » Fri Apr 10, 2015 2:14 am
Kensara wrote:I wonder if pro-chioce people realise that they have already been born ( maybe they should think differently , what if their mother had bloody aborted them. Nut cases ). Besides the child you don't want, can be adopted . simple.
by Godular » Fri Apr 10, 2015 4:43 am
Kensara wrote:I wonder if pro-chioce people realise that they have already been born ( maybe they should think differently , what if their mother had bloody aborted them. Nut cases ). Besides the child you don't want, can be adopted . simple.

by Dyakovo » Fri Apr 10, 2015 6:05 am
Sanctissima wrote:The Great Warrior Rivers wrote:Morality is not the issue at hand. If I had 2 candy bars and you had none, I should not be forced to give you one. I might be mean, I might be immoral, and I might be an outright prick. But forcing me to give away my choice is the worse of the two manners.
Quite right, but then again, I probably wouldn't die if you didn't give me the candy.
In the case of abortion, the child (or fetus, if you prefer) does die. Or, more specifically, it's deprived of life.
I don't think the right to choose is more important than the right to live.
Sanctissima wrote:The Great Warrior Rivers wrote:Change the candy to food and water- the basis of the point is the same; but now a more life-or-death situation. Because I refuse to give you food and water, you die. But it's my food and water. If I want to keep my food, then I'm a bad citizen, not an illegal one. Should we enforce compulsory organ donation because the person in need of the organ doesn't have one, in that case? Not providing them the organs is depriving them of their right to life.
But the dying person isn't in his situation because of a choice the person withholding help made.
The fetus is in it's situation because of a choice it's mother made.
Doesn't putting someone (or a soon-to-be someone) in such a situation call for some form of obligated assistance? Personally, I think it does. If I injured you in a car crash, puncturing both of your kidneys because I was flying 100 km/h in a 50 km/h zone, and I have two working kidneys that happen to be a match, I should be required to give you one of my kidneys so that you can live.
Sanctissima wrote:Othelos wrote:No, it doesn't. That's the surprising thing, pro-choice is the NEUTRAL position. Our position is that the decision of whether or not to abort is up to the individual (not the government like anti-choicers are advocating for).
Being pro-choice means wanting abortion to be an option for everyone.
That means wanting abortion clinics (or doctors in a hospital trained to perform abortions) too.
Who do you think funds abortion clinics?
Sanctissima wrote:The Great Warrior Rivers wrote:Incorrect. A mother can sufficiently use contraceptives and still have a child.
A lot of auto-accidents are just that- accidents. Although I should be punished, I shouldn't have to give up parts of my body to the person harmed.
But she would still have had sex. And she would have known that there's always a chance contraceptives can be faulty.
And for goodness sake, please don't use the "but if a person agrees to get into a car, that doesn't mean they agree to get into a car crash" analogy.
Luminesa wrote:Othelos wrote:What? You can't bully something without consciousness. And if it does have consciousness, then it probably is too large to take out another way safely.
You have to give permission if someone wants to use your body for any reason (sex, blood transfusion, surgery, etc.). Same with pregnancy.
So are you saying thebabyfoetus does not have consciousness?
Pragia wrote:The Great Warrior Rivers wrote:Yep.
I did the hard work for you. Bold parts are important, underlined are crucial.
1. Intent exists, it's why it's happening in the first place, right? Malice, while sometimes questionable, is usually inherent-you must have malice in order to kill an unthreatening, innocent human, or at the least carelessness. This is complicated in cases of possible death to the mother, where I believe abortion should be readily available.
2. Human fetuses are considered people when killed in every situation except abortion. Though you are correct in stating it is not murder under law, it is still state sanctioned killings that I suppose could be comparable to something along the lines of pogroms. I give you that you are correct in the fact that abortion is not murder in the same way the holocaust was not murder. (Sorry for turning to fallacious Godwin's law immediately, in a rush, and cannot think of other state sanctioned killings, please replace with drone strikes or some similarly state-supported killings if desired)
3. Abortion is a lack of concern for the lives of others.
4. Please explain how fetal movement somehow dictates if it was murder or not
I'll start using the term state-sanctioned killings then.
Sanctissima wrote:Esternial wrote:So when I have consensual sex with a woman, I implicitly agree to reproduce.
Don't take this the bad way, but that's an antiquated way of thinking. You're extrapolating the very basics of the animal kingdom to our complex society. Humans have sex for reasons beyond procreation. A person's sexual faculties have functions beyond mere reproduction. There's a societal role as well, one that some people seem very eager to ignore. A lot of things have a function within human society, so why ignore it when talking about sex? Is it somehow exempt?
A very basic example would be eating. We eat at certain/fixed moments during the day, even at times we don't need to eat. When we go out with friends we drink, even though we're not always thirsty. We eat beyond mere nourishment. We use our bodies for more than just the basics.
And yet none of those other functions involve the creation of another human being.
Pragia wrote:Neutraligon wrote:
As others have mentioned then the life of the fetus is not what you hold as important, since all fetuses should be equal, regardless of how they were conceived. You are diminishing it, by forcing unwanted fetuses on people who have no desire to be pregnant or give birth. During and ater is not a happy times for these people.
What is wrong with sex being carefree, I do not understand it. This right here by the way seems to suggest you are in essence slut shaming and thus the punishment for having sex is to be forced to carry the fetus to term. How does that not demean the process of childbirth? Why should it be serious, sex is fun, sex is bonding (often), sex feels good. Why should it be a serious act?
It is not petty, pregnancy is not an easy thing. Even when the pregnancy is not life threatening it does cause long term and short term affects on the woman's body. Pregnancy can be expensive. It can get in the way of work. Pregnancy is no light thing, even today.
All fetuses are equal, but not all fetuses were conceived equally. I believe if a mother did not willingly misuse her reproductive capabilities, then she should be allowed an abortion.
Sex shouldn't be "carefree" because you are using it to create another human being when it is not desired. I do not believe it is slut shaming at all: if you wish to go around having sex all over the place with all sorts of people, go right ahead, but you must then assume the consequences of your actions. If you cannot support the child or do not want it, then you should not have had sex. Sex doesn't have to be vaginal for one, and sex is all those things because your body is trying to convince you to procreate, the core function of sex from which all its other functions are based.
The whole idea that that somehow demeans childbirth is absurd. Please explain how responsible sex demeans childbirth.
Pregnancy lasts 5-7 months after the mother normally finds out. To claim that those 5-7 months somehow is more important than a whole human lifetime is not only petty, but demeans birth more than responsible sex ever could.
Russels Orbiting Teapot wrote:Luminesa wrote:
Aha, I found your post! Sorry, I had to dig a little.
Alright, so I found an article that worded it better than I did, and I'm gonna quote it right here, if that's alright with you:
"Your analogy is flawed because, when framed properly, it doesn’t strengthen your moral position — it defeats it.
The hypothetical should be this: your own child becomes very sick because of something you did.
So this is about blame and punishment, then?
Pragia wrote:The Five Galaxies wrote:
Sex entails no responsibilities other than what you force onto other people...
Women literally have no inherent obligation to allow a fetus to survive inside of their own body. Even if a woman consented to sex with the intent of consenting to a pregnancy that doesn't mean she cannot change her mind in the slightest. Consent is something that can be retracted once given.

by Ifreann » Fri Apr 10, 2015 6:08 am
Othelos wrote:Kensara wrote:I wonder if pro-chioce people realise that they have already been born ( maybe they should think differently , what if their mother had bloody aborted them. Nut cases ). Besides the child you don't want, can be adopted . simple.
How is "people who are pro-choice have already been born" any kind of argument?

by Haktiva » Fri Apr 10, 2015 7:06 am
by Godular » Fri Apr 10, 2015 9:42 am
Haktiva wrote:Everyone has the right to udder their unborn children.

by God Forever » Fri Apr 10, 2015 9:45 am
by Godular » Fri Apr 10, 2015 10:04 am
God Forever wrote:Pro choice. Abortion reduces the burden on worldwide population and allows women freedom to prepare a family when they prefer, enhancing order.

by The Rich Port » Fri Apr 10, 2015 10:14 am
by Jacobania » Fri Apr 10, 2015 10:07 pm
FutureAmerica wrote:The world is overpopulated! Beware!
by Jacobania » Fri Apr 10, 2015 10:12 pm

by The Great Warrior Rivers » Fri Apr 10, 2015 10:23 pm
Jacobania wrote:Concerning abortion, people like to say "what about in cases of rape!" (less than 0.1% of all abortions btw)
I think the other extreme should be asked of pro-choicer's.
Should a 7-9 pound third-trimester baby be allowed to be aborted (more than 0.1% of all abortions)?
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