Originally posted by dadudemon
AHA! You took the bate. 😆So, by your logic, we can kill our mentally and physically retarded, old and decrepit, lunatics, or any other sub-standard form of humans, right?
Teehee.
What's bate?
Secondly, it's a moot point. They're two different kinds of lifeform. One's a living, breathing human being with deficiency, the other isn't, it's a foetus.
Originally posted by dadudemon
That'd be true in an anarchy, now wouldn't it? Since it's not, I most certainly have the right to vote against the killing of the people in my nation, for the most part. It's my business. It's none of your business, however, since this isn't your nation.
It's not killing people, it's aborting foetuses, get it right.
It's none of your actual business what a woman does with her womb, that's hardcore fact.
Originally posted by dadudemon
It would be inhumane if the fetus' could feel what was happening. That's probably the point that we should cut it off. Don't you agree?
In an ideal world birth would be the limit, so honestly, a long as it's not a pathetically short time limit, then whatever.
Originally posted by dadudemon
My personal belief is it's wrong to get an abortion when the soul has entered the body. I have no idea when the soul enters the body. I asked God, and he didn't say anthing. LOL.
Well then I suggest you never have an abortion if you feel it's so wrong. Do not vote based on personal religious or spiritual beliefs, because then you are forcing your beliefs on others.
Personal belief? Yeah, YOURS. Not the people who you will be imposing a law upon.
Originally posted by dadudemon
It's as irrelevant as your bringing it up. That's all.If that were that easy, then we'd already have a nice agreeable consensus in the scientific community, now wouldn't we?
We don't because people continually let personal feelings get in the way. Like you.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Correct, sort of. You have to understand that laws are simply the official morals of a society that are punishable if trespassed. Where do those morals come from? If every last human on earth were atheist, I'm sure there would still be discrepancy on when an abortion could be done. Rights are rights and violating one's rights isn't right. Right?
No, correct, definitely.
Secondly, most of the arguments against abortion...or all, probably, come from "Well I think...", followed by some kind of random spiritual, religious or ridiculous belief. If you can't make a decision without such influence, then stop making one, especially when it falls upon people who do not care to share your beliefs.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Yes, yes you would. Especially if you're an informed patient. You should most certainly argue with a doctor if it contradicts logic. My wife's doctor said she should get an EGD to check for ulcers when the pain was originating and radiating from the upper right quadrant of her abdominal area. I told him that her pain is not from the stomach area and is under the ribs on the right side. He said, "oh...in that case...and EGD would be a poor test, wouldn't it?" He then scheduled her for an ultrasound to look for cholecystitis instead of ulcers.
Then what did you do? Disagree? The doctor never had all the info, that's why he didn't make the best suggestion.
An informed patient Vs an informed doctor? Exactly, you just wouldn't do it, because the reason you're there is so that someone professionally qualified can help you, as you are not.
If you can't fix your own car, you take it to a mechanic. You don't then argue with him about what's wrong,
Originally posted by dadudemon
In that case, it's not a human being until it has it's own, very unique, fully functional, DNA set. At that point, it becomes human because it can be tested/measured, replicated, and eventually cloned.There's your new scientific universal definition of a human. Enjoy.
Now what does that wittle us down to on time, now? Under a month? 😄
Why do you express joy at the idea of having your personal beliefs inflicted upon women, as a male? Really?
I don't consider it smart or clever.
It's because oppressive nutjobs have every profession scared to make a logical decision, "Heaven" forbid they make one that contradicts religion, that's why we don't have a decision.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Humans are known to murder for selfish reasons. Why would abortion be any different?
Because "Selfish" isn't part of the murder criteria.
Murder is the unlawful, maliciously intended killing of a human being. As far as I can tell, it's not unlawful, maliciously intended, nor is the foetus a human being. So no.
If you consider abortion to be murder, you're an idiot, because that's flat out ignoring fact.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Also, just because the law doesn't forbid it, doesn't mean it's not murder. It may not be prosecutable, but it's still murder. (I'm not referring to just abortion this time.)
It is, it factually is.
Murder is a LEGAL term created to help define a KIND of killing. Killing does not equal murder, and if it does not fit the specific criteria of murder, then it's not murder. That's a fact.
Originally posted by dadudemon
And, no, maliciousness is not a prerequisite. Simply taking another's life with the intent of taking another's life is murder. And for it to be legally murder, it's the unlawful taking of another's life, willfully.
Another HUMAN BEING'S life, of which a foetus is not. Having "human" in the title doesn't make you a "human being". Forensic teams refer to things with human as a prefix; human hair, human toenail. They're not actually humans, and neither is a human foetus. It's a foetus.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Partially Non sequitur. Maliciousness is not a perquisite.
"Intent", if the intent is malice, then yes. If it's not, it's usually manslaughter, which isn't murder. Hence why people with "Intent" to kill...a loved one in pain, isn't always looked upon as murder, because it's not malicious intent.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Also, just because the laws dictate a specific action is unlawful, doesn't mean that law is objectively correct.Is it possible that some laws are immoral? Is it possible that some laws are not "right"? Is it possible that some laws are not based on sound science?
Right and wrong are subjective. Personally? I don't think there should be a limit on abortion, but I accept there will be.
Of course laws can be stupid, like drug laws, but that's because anything you do to your own body is your decision. Like...abortion. Foetus is to do with you and nobody else.
Originally posted by dadudemon
I'm sure similar things were said about Patrick Arnold, but he was the primary chemist behind the Balco scandal. You don't need a piece of paper to be correct about something, do you?Why do you spell it foetus? Is that the same reason you spell things like "organisation"? (I mean, is that the British version..)
We spell them that way because it's called English, we're from England, and unlike our Western brothers and sisters; don't actually have a problem with silent letters and non-literal spellings.
Though it's mostly because that's how they're spelled. Although foetus may admittedly just be a British exception, not the true spelling, where as the rest are generally the true spelling.
-AC