It's both. It is retarded to try to pretend that human life at a different stage is not somehow human life at that stage because it isn't the same thing as human life at a different stage."fallacious from the start."
Better than "retarded." Good save.
Well, the fact is that nearly everyone is willing to kill to support their beliefs, other than hard-core pacifists which are a rare breed and I know of none here, including myself.
But no one kills so often, or so widely, as a war supporter. The difference being that there is no doubt that the people they kill are actually, you know, people.
Whereas to at least a plurality of people, perhaps even a majority, a first trimester fetus is not a baby, and many hold my own view which is that it's a clump of cells.
So our views of who the murderers are differ, and you are compelled to post feverishly on any thread that mentions abortion, and I am not.
Maybe that's because one of us is at peace with our view. I don't know. I only know that I am.
"Baby" is a relative term. One can call even an adult their "baby" when they were the youngest child of a family."when facts prove them wrong"
According to you, it is scientific fact that a zygote IS a baby.
You understand what a baby is, correct, Superfreak?
It's both. It is retarded to try to pretend that human life at a different stage is not somehow human life at that stage because it isn't the same thing as human life at a different stage.
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"when facts prove them wrong"
According to you, it is scientific fact that a zygote IS a baby.
You understand what a baby is, correct, Superfreak?
"when facts prove them wrong"
According to you, it is scientific fact that a zygote IS a baby.
You understand what a baby is, correct, Superfreak?
"when facts prove them wrong"
According to you, it is scientific fact that a zygote IS a baby.
You understand what a baby is, correct, Superfreak?
child /tʃaɪld/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [chahyld] Show IPA
–noun, plural chil⋅dren. 1. a person between birth and full growth; a boy or girl: books for children.
2. a son or daughter: All my children are married.
3. a baby or infant.
4. a human fetus.
5. a childish person: He's such a child about money.
6. a descendant: a child of an ancient breed.
7. any person or thing regarded as the product or result of particular agencies, influences, etc.: Abstract art is a child of the 20th century.
8. a person regarded as conditioned or marked by a given circumstance, situation, etc.: a child of poverty; a child of famine.
9. British Dialect Archaic. a female infant.
You're completely oversimplifying. If it's "retarded," then there are a vast # of justices, legislators, doctors & citizens who fall under that category over the past few decades.
Viability, functionality, cognizance, characteristics - these all play a part in a debate that rational, intelligent people have on this topic. No one except the fantatics pretend it is simple or cut & dry. The idea that Superfreak calls a zygote a "baby" is absurd, at least to most people, but it's something you have no qualms with, apparently.
An acorn is NOT a tree; no one would make that argument seriously. Is it a potential tree? Sure. Is a zygote a potential life? Sure. But it isn't, yet.
An acorn is NOT a tree; no one would make that argument seriously. Is it a potential tree? Sure. Is a zygote a potential life? Sure. But it isn't, yet.
As were a great many just as wrong before the Darwin cases, and with Dred Scott. While they may argue that human life at that stage is not worth as much as human life at the adult or infant stage, they cannot argue that it isn't a human life at all, unless they ignore science.You're completely oversimplifying. If it's "retarded," then there are a vast # of justices, legislators, doctors & citizens who fall under that category over the past few decades.
Viability, functionality, cognizance, characteristics - these all play a part in a debate that rational, intelligent people have on this topic. No one except the fantatics pretend it is simple or cut & dry. The idea that Superfreak calls a zygote a "baby" is absurd, at least to most people, but it's something you have no qualms with, apparently.
An acorn is NOT a tree; no one would make that argument seriously. Is it a potential tree? Sure. Is a zygote a potential life? Sure. But it isn't, yet.
Oh... well, THAT certainly is definitive. Really shuts the door on the debate; a zygote IS a baby, after all. I stand corrected.
You asked for a definition moron. I provide you with them and you bitch???
idiot.
Not true... far more innocent people died at the hands of abortionists than due to war.
There is also no doubt that the abortionists is killing an innocent human child. Just because you pretend this isn't the case doesn't change that fact.
You continue to proclaim that I am the one 'feverishly' posting on this thread... I am simply trying to educate the morons who cannot even comprehend what science is telling us. you on the other hand continue to also proclaim that you do not need to be here.... yet here you still are trying to feverishly defend your idiocy.
As for peace, I am totally at peace with my view. I am not the one supporting the murders of innocent kids.
As were a great many just as wrong before the Darwin cases, and with Dred Scott. While they may argue that human life at that stage is not worth as much as human life at the adult or infant stage, they cannot argue that it isn't a human life at all, unless they ignore science.
Lawyers are not the quintessential be all of scientific knowledge, and scientists who try to tell you that a zygote isn't a human life are simply rejecting direct information for convenience.
What you argue here with "visibility and cognition" is "personhood" not whether it is human life. One can argue the philosophical argument of "personhood" but we have direct knowledge that it is the first stage of human life, arguing that it isn't is retarded.
SF - How do you rationalize fertility clinics given your position? Seriously. I'm quite curious. No bullshit.
Most folks would at least concede that, whatever you want to call a fertilized egg, it has zero chance of survival unless and until it is implanted in the uterus so fertilized eggs in fertility clinics stand on a different footing from fertilized eggs implanted in the uterus. But you don't make that distinction so I'm intrigued.
Correct. The acorn and the zygote are tree and human respectively, just at different stages of life. The assumption is that because the acorn looks different it is less than the other, but as long as it was germinated it is the same tree at a different stage of life.
The analogy fails to comprehend the reality of different stages of a life cycle and pretends that each stage is a different form of life rather than just a different stage of the same life, it's premise is incorrect and therefore the analogy is fallacious from the start.
We all began as zygotes, it was the first stage of our lives, all oak trees began as germinated acorns, it was the first stage of their life.