Truth? Give me a break? (Open to Everybody)

". more specifically, a living human. Heartbeat (living) + human DNA (human) = living human.'

AND

'What about recognizing that a fetus with a heartbeat and human DNA is a living human?'

Seem pretty similar to me. Just sayin'
 
gfm7175 said:
Heartbeat = living
Human DNA = human

Heartbeat + human DNA = 'living human'.


I don't see any location terms or any self-sufficiency terms present within that definition of 'living human'... do you??
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SO that's how your religious sect defines human? Good to know.

Maybe when you force everyone to be part of your religious sect you can force that on people.
 
Quincunx said:
SO that's how your religious sect defines human? Good to know.

Maybe when you force everyone to be part of your religious sect you can force that on people.
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Correct. This is an objective, legal, constitutional question. IBD instead turns into a quivering pile of emotionally overwrought goo. There is no right to life in the Constitution. If there was, states would not be able to have capital punishment laws. The fact is that the rights of the fetus (due process, etc) are in direct competition with the right to privacy for the mother. These conflicts often occur, and the solution that the court established in Roe seemed like an acceptable and popular one.

IBD is here to lecture you about his moral superiority, at the same time he posts dozens of death porn pictures. His crying and whining is laughable. And the poster you are addressing is his sock. It couldn't be more obvious.
 
IBDaMann said:
What about recognizing that a fetus with a heartbeat and human DNA is a living human? How can that not be absolutely true? Maybe Concart can explain.
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It’s not a human being idiot


It’s a human fetus


And it only exists because it’s inside a HUMAN BEING


That human being gets to decide what happens inside their body


NOT YOU
 
Can't read many posts on this thread, but I'll open up the original one with this:

It doesn't matter, and has never mattered up until this point,
what's true in anything that can be viewed from a political perspective.

We decide what truth fits into our world view,
and we stick to it.
Minds are not changed.

In reality, usually, there is in fact an absolute truth, and at minimum,
one view at least
is completely wrong. Even batshit crazy wrong in some [perhaps many] instances.

Truth as related to reality is almost never a factor, however, in the final disposition of the matter being discussed.

Perhaps when humans someday, with further continued evolution,
approach the intelligence of my Avatar,
we'll get closer to using the truth in some functional way.

Be certain that none of us will live to see that, however.
We'll nonetheless discuss the subject, but it's all just for shits and giggles.
Trust me on this one.
 
BidenPresident said:
So? It is a living organism. Just admit your opposition to abortion is based on religion.
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Why don't you just admit your favoring abortion lets your character dictate what other ancestors are allowed to believe true and decide what gets classified as untrue by statistical averaging total sum past against current ancestors adapting in space evolving forward now.


Look how cycles of reproduction exist limited to 5 generation gaps per ancestral lineage present. How they arrived historiclaly and which was which genetically added in series parallel evolving of compounding chromosomes per conception.
 
Concart said:
Wow! A tribute thread. I’m honored. Now go grab some Kleenex and your copy of Faces of Death. That should do the trick!!!
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when will you boomers stop advocating for mass murder?

this is why I always say the nazis won wwII.

operation paperclip... etc.

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The American eugenics movement was rooted in the biological determinist ideas of Sir Francis Galton, which originated in the 1880s. In 1883, Sir Francis Galton first used the word eugenics to describe scientifically, the biological improvement of genes in human races and the concept of being "well-born". [10]
Eugenics in the United States: The Forgotten Movement
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However, an often-overlooked section in the history of eugenics is the movement in the United States. The movement in the early part of the twentieth century exhibits an abuse of the prestige of science and its devastating impact on history.
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Eugenics | Definition, History, & Facts | Britannica
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What was the American eugenics movement? eugenics, the selection of desired heritable characteristics in order to improve future generations, typically in reference to humans.
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To better understand and protect against current and future discriminatory trends that misuse genetics and, through its association, genomics, this timeline highlights key moments in the development of eugenics, with a focus on the American eugenics movement. Timeline — select a year for more details
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The American eugenics movement gave rise to laws that mandated the sterilization of—by some estimates—as many as 60,000 disabled people in more than 30 states. The first of these laws passed in Indiana in 1907.
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an abuse of the prestige of science, just like bill gates, the who, and all the woke doctors who sterilize children.
 
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