I'd say when they can survive outside the womb
By that logic a human's philosophical and subjective "personhood" could also be rescinded when they're unable to survive independently, meaning as everyone in a coma loses personhood and we can just immediately kill them, right?
Doesn't matter, if they can't survive outside the womb, they aren't a person.
"If they can't survive without machines, they aren't a person." Agree or disagree?
We gotta draw the line somewhere. If not, every time your spaztic ass faps to train anime you're guilty of murdering millions of babies
Sperm turn into babies? Guess there's a lot of sock babies out there. Might explain you.
LMAO liberals sure are uneducated.
It wouldn't be so bad, but you "pro life" people are also tardraging about the vaccine and mask mandates and are generally anti-welfare. You just want to punish women who have sex because you're an incel.
The vaccine wasn't even FDA approved and you libtards were screeching to unquestioningly take the experimental drug. That's retarded.
As for masks, they admitted they do virtually nothing. There's some infinitesimal benefit, and I'll take what I can get, but it's far from something game changing either way. The mask mandates are tolerable, but nobody should be coerced into being drug company guinea pigs.
Good thing a fetus isn't a baby.
A woman gives birth to a baby on 01-02-01. What was the baby on 01-01-01?
Proof?
then link the source. for some reason you seem very opposed to doing that.
I'm not, you asked for the definition and I provided it, I just didn't realize you were accusing me of lying about a definition you could verify yourself
in two seconds via Google.
you didn't prove anything to be false.
Untrue.
you don't need to be a biologist to define what a woman is.
Why not?
it's not ending human life.
What form of life is ending during a human's abortion then, duck?
it might be miscarried or die after birth.
So?
i personally think aborting a severely disabled baby is more moral than birthing him or her and letting them suffer.
Perhaps in a case where they'd be in excruciating physical agony there could be some argument for it, but talking edge cases is literally skirting around the issue.
because the comatose dude had a whole life behind him, had feelings, experiences, likely a family that loved him and probably consented to whatever would be done once he was in the coma. fetuses aren't like that.
We're in the present--now--so if you don't value the fetus'
future why should the coma patient's
past factor in? Stealing away a future is far worse, because the past is the past. What exactly makes a past more valuable than a future?
In other words, that's your own personal and subjective reasoning, not a valid justification.
then his parents were very irresponsible.
That'd be irrelevant.
it's not killing nor is it murder.
It's being killed lmao stop
How so?
ok but it isn't being killed nor murdered.
Britannica, kill : "to cause the death of (a person, animal, or plant) : to end the life of (someone or something)"
It doesn't matter what you think. Be it a blade of grass, amoeba, parasite, or a human at any stage of development, "kill" applies to them all.
Britannica, abortion: "a medical procedure used to end a pregnancy and cause the death of the fetus"
Odd how something "not alive" can have a "death", huh, troll?
Insufficiently.
it's not yet a distinct life nor is it sentient. are you happy now?
Define "distinct life", then I will be happy. I've proved even by 16 weeks they're sentient, by the way.
nope, it is very much not.
Incorrect.
what? then why did you make the argument that your steak was sentient?
You're funny, I'll give you that.