Originally posted by Robtard
This is what a baby looks like at 20 weeks (see below) where it is still legal to have an abortion. Besides the obvious physical resemblance to a human, the brain is developed and functioning. Just because the child hasn't had a chance to learn anything doesn't make it any less of a person.
Obviously at this time, it is harder to get an abortion. And so what if someone does get an abortion in the 5th month? Researchers have yet to prove whether or not the fetus feels pain at all at this point. Most of their observations suggest that the thalamus does not link to the cerebal cortex until about the 23rd week. If this is true, then they cannot receive the sensation of pain until they're in the 23rd week of development.
Originally posted by Robtard
Here's a 3-d ultra sound (see below) incase a drawing isn't enough. You can clearly make out the face. At this stage the baby has already begun to open and close it eyes, moves all it's limbs and even sucks it's thumb. Odd how such human like behavior form 'something' that looks exactly like a human is not a human??? Someone made the comment, '"it's nothing more than jello, you're protecting jello." Ya ok....[QUOTE=6661669]Originally posted by Robtard
It basically is nothing more than a lump of flesh. You cannot base blinking eyes and moving limbs as a sign of being human. That would be like saying a rat is a dog because they both can blink their eyes and move their legs to run.
[i]Originally posted by Robtard
So, like I said before, just because it suit's you to say 'a fetus is not a person' and try to pass this off as fact doesn't make it so. Do some more research on how a baby developes and educate yourselves before jumping to such hasty conclusions.[B]Can you show me proof that this fetus is not a person?
As you and especially Alpha Centauri claim, 'there is UNDENIABLE proof that a fetus is not a person.' Lets see it. [/B]
It does suit me to say that a fetus is not a person because it is a point of view. And I agree that saying so doesn't make it a fact. But just like you saying that a fetus is a person is also a point of view, and that to does not make it a fact. Whether the fetus can be proven to be a person or not is totally impossible because it is only an opinion.
In other words, you have not given me a single shred of proof that the fetus is a person/human/individual. Try again, this time, use your fully functional brain.