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Originally posted by jdposey
reply to post by cautiouslypessimistic
What about all the children who have been aborted? Murder is murder, justify it how you will, make up all the scenarios in defense of it. However one determines to justify their conscience and alleviate the guilt, that they will do to avoid the truth: abortion is an act of murder.
End of discussion for me.
Originally posted by LoneGunMan
reply to post by cautiouslypessimistic
Did I not say think deeply?
You are a parasite to the earth. Without it you would not live or breath.
The mother is the "earth" to the fetus. So how is it not a viable life? It has the spark of life and lives via the mother as you live via the earth.
Now think deeper.
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Do you know what viable life is? It is self-sustainable life. Can a fetus provide for itself? Can it perform the actions of eating, or waste disposal
or breathing? No
Originally posted by Clearskies
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Do you know what viable life is? It is self-sustainable life. Can a fetus provide for itself? Can it perform the actions of eating, or waste disposal
Neither can a 7 month old!
What?
or breathing? No
Yes, a fetus DOES (In a way)breathe by it's amniotic fluid!
Originally posted by sadisticwoman
A fetus is not a person, and therefore has no rights. Until out of the womb, it is a parasite.
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Originally posted by Clearskies
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Do you know what viable life is? It is self-sustainable life. Can a fetus provide for itself? Can it perform the actions of eating, or waste disposal
Neither can a 7 month old!
What?
or breathing? No
Yes, a fetus DOES (In a way)breathe by it's amniotic fluid!
What you say is completely false. A fetus cannot perform the bodily function of eating and digestion. A 7 month old can. A fetus cannot deficate or urinate. A 7 month old can. A fetus cannot perform the act of breathing, it absorbs oxygen. A 7 month old has fully functioning lungs.
I'm glad to debate, but dont flat out lie, and dont thing rhetoric cuts it.
Originally posted by Aermacchi
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Originally posted by Clearskies
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
I'm glad to debate, but dont flat out lie, and dont thing rhetoric cuts it.
She wasn't lying, if you think a 7 month old can sustain itself without anyone's assistance than please do the world a favor,
DON'T HAVE CHILDREN
You are spewing rhetoric. A fetus does not have the physical function to eat, drink, urinate, deficate, BREATH. A seven month old, while needing the assistance of someone a parent to teach them these things, has the full function to perform them to sustain life. They can eat food, absorb the nutrients into their bloodstream. They can breath, and pull oxygen from their lungs into their blood. A fetus, in the stages we are talking about, cannot. They CANNOT survive without their symbiotic host. NON-VIABLE.
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Originally posted by Aermacchi
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Originally posted by Clearskies
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
I'm glad to debate, but dont flat out lie, and dont thing rhetoric cuts it.
She wasn't lying, if you think a 7 month old can sustain itself without anyone's assistance than please do the world a favor,
DON'T HAVE CHILDREN
You are spewing rhetoric. A fetus does not have the physical function to eat, drink, urinate, deficate, BREATH. A seven month old, while needing the assistance of someone a parent to teach them these things, has the full function to perform them to sustain life. They can eat food, absorb the nutrients into their bloodstream. They can breath, and pull oxygen from their lungs into their blood. A fetus, in the stages we are talking about, cannot. They CANNOT survive without their symbiotic host. NON-VIABLE.
I am NOT spewing anything, but YOU are giving a false argument predicated on a false perception of what is "Viable". an infant in the womb certainly DOES get oxygen and nutrients and elimination is also facilitated in a symbiotic relationship. It is as dependent on the mother for his or her care on the inside as it is for many years on the outside. Your definition of what is viable is contingent on the method of viability and not the FACT of its dependence on the mother FOR its viability.
Just because the method to introduce nutrients and oxygen are different has nothing to do with its viability till it gets cut from the umbilical cord then its dependence for viability changes methods outside of the womb but its viability is still as dependent on the mother as it was inside. HOW it survives does not define viability until we take from it the means of its survival but as long as it gets fed and breaths oxygen it is viable, HOW it gets that is irrelevant
[edit on 24-2-2009 by Aermacchi]
Think of all the children who were aborted in the past, who could have been here, posting their opinion on this thread.
Originally posted by cautiouslypessimistic
Take your own advice my friend, and think deeper. Do you know what viable life is? It is self-sustainable life. Can a fetus provide for itself? Can it perform the actions of eating, or waste disposal, or breathing? No, it must be provided by the symbiote host (the mother). So no, it isnt viable life.
Is it amateur hour today or what?
Originally posted by LoneGunMan
We are in a symbiotic relationship with OUR host earth (the mother) so then with your logic we are not viable.
Did I mention deeper thought?
The earth, said he, hath a skin; and this skin hath diseases. One of
these diseases, for example, is called 'man'.
Thus Spake Zarathustra, Ch. 40
Originally posted by Astyanax
Originally posted by LoneGunMan
We are in a symbiotic relationship with OUR host earth (the mother) so then with your logic we are not viable.
Did I mention deeper thought?
And our symbiotic function is what, exactly? I'd love to know.