Liesje
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I AM pro-life, but I don't believe that my personal opinions and religious convictions have anything to do with any other person, on a political level. I support my right to chose to be pro-life
BrownEyedBoy said:It must be very easy to want to force a woman to go through an unwanted pregnancy when one isn't pregnant themselves.
Irvine511 said:^and the above post really gets to the heart of the debate and why people mostly talk past each other on this issue.
however, i can't help but think that i'd feel this issue much more viscerally if i were in possession of a womb.
nathan1977 said:
So human life is defined on a subjective basis only by those with wombs? Human history has been full of dictators, rulers, and murderers whose definition of life did not include those they annihilated; were their definitions legitimate?
BonoVoxSupastar said:
"life" is defined much differently in the womb. You can't get scientist, ministers, politicians, women or men to uniformly define life in a womb. So yes there is some subjectivity.
nathan1977 said:
So when we can't agree whether someone is alive, the automatic decision is to allow her or him to be murdered?
nathan1977 said:
So when we can't agree whether someone is alive, the automatic decision is to allow her or him to be murdered?