• cricket98@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    What if the baby is not threatening the life of the mother at all? How is it okay to kill in self defense in that instance?

    At least you admit you are killing a human. That’s nice that you have gotten that far.

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      Best way I’ve seen it put is this. If you’re (born) kid needs a kidney donation to live there is no law requiring you to give that kid a kidney. Why should there be a law requiring you to give an unborn kid use of a uterus? You’re not killing a person you’re simply denying them use of your own internal organs.

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        1 year ago

        Ripping the child out of your womb is killing the baby by your own action. Letting someone else die due to inaction is quite different, and I think you know that.

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      Pregnancy is always a life threatening condition. A woman’s consent to the use of her body supercedes anyone else’s claim to life dependent upon her consent.

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            1 year ago

            That is much different than “pregnancy being inherently a life threatening condition”

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              There is not the slightest difference.

              You need to face the fact that you don’t believe women should have rights. It’s got nothing to do with the fetus. It’s merely the vehicle for putting women back in the kitchen, barefoot and vulnerable to a man.

              You ask when a fetus has rights? When a woman bestows human rights upon it by deciding to bring it to term. That’s when a person receives human rights. At birth, not conception. The rights bestowed upon us by The Creator? There are no gods. Women are our creators. By forcing them to create, you would desecrate that which you claim to hold so dear. You will make the creation of human life an ugly, hateful, disgraceful thing instead of a loving, intentional, consensual event.

              You poisonous lot want to take away the most basic right a woman has: the freedom to decide to make life, and the right to say NO.

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                It’s very strange to me how you interpret “Hey I don’t think killing babies in the womb is cool” into “you just hate woman and want them in the kitchen”. Very strange, I can tell you use a bit too overexposed to the politics of everything. It’s not crazy to think that some people might think killing a child, even if its unborn, is wrong.

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                  No I’m just aware that that is exactly what will happen. That is exactly the policies that The forced birth movement advocates for. Openly.

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                    You need to face the fact that you don’t believe women should have rights

                    This is what you said to me fyi