nehalem256
Lifer
- Apr 13, 2012
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You can disagree with my feeling all you want, but I have never suggested to legislate based on it. I am able to separate emotion from science.
There has and always will be a distinction between medical procedures and financial commitment. Could you imagine a court decision where the government compels you to give up an organ?
You mean like if someone signed a legal contract saying they would?
Which is basically the argument here. You are saying that when a man consents to sex he is making an implicit contract to provide monetary support for any resulting children. Logically one could say that also when a woman consents to sex she is making an implicit contract to carry and resulting fetuses to term.
It's a choice either way. And while technically the procedure directly harms the fetus, the result is the same as if you indirectly harmed the fetus (by cutting the umbilical cord). Would you be happier if the fetus was removed in tact to instead die on the operating table?
By having sex the woman agrees to consequences that include carrying the fetus to term. Why do you want to let a woman renege on her agreement?
And cutting the child out intact is still taking an active action to kill it.
It is the difference between seeing a homeless man on the street and doing nothing, verse stopping and putting a bullet in his head.
How can you stop a woman from cutting the umbilical cord attached to her body?
Hmm the difficulty of reaching your arm up into your own vagina?
That is not what you said. You brought forth a scenario which is murder, and said it is essentially what abortion is. If you didn't intend to imply abortion is murder you shouldn't have made the comparison.
It is murder if it is a person.