In other words, you decide when to follow the science and when to ignore it.When it is definitive, sure.
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In other words, you decide when to follow the science and when to ignore it.When it is definitive, sure.
That's nice. It must be hard for you having to dehumanize human life like you do.Yes, his brain is big and unique.
No. The science does. But in this instance you could always accept the science and say that you support doing something that is wrong.In other words, you decide when to follow the science and when to ignore it.
No, that's you making stuff up, redefining the language to support your corrupt politics.No. It's literally a human being.
Stop denying the science.
It's science.No, that's you making stuff up, redefining the language to support your corrupt politics.
Remember, you can't gaslight anyone who isn't part of your cult.
“….it is scientifically correct to say that human life begins at conception.”See? That's how we know you're making it all up. "Human being" isn't a scientific definition. Claiming otherwise is historically recent pro-life revisionism. Using your own special version of the language, as pro-lifers do, is the hallmark of a cult.
Over all of the worlds and all of human history, a human being has been defined as "human, born and alive." You don't get to change that just to support your fanatical religious beliefs.
This PRO-CHOICE guy got it. Why can't you?Over all of the worlds and all of human history, a human being has been defined as "human, born and alive." You don't get to change that just to support your fanatical religious beliefs.
Abortion ends human life. When when a woman chooses to end her pregnancy, she kills a human being, no if’s and’s or butts.
Your sentences started out making little sense, and now they make zero sense.This PRO-CHOICE guy got it. Why can't you?
And that's a crazy claim, so who cares?“….it is scientifically correct to say that human life begins at conception.”
Dr. Micheline Matthews-Roth, Harvard Medical School
It made perfect sense. You can admit that ending a human life is wrong and still support abortion.Your sentences started out making little sense, and now they make zero sense.
It seems if you get taken off-script, you're helpless. Bad slogans are all you have.
It's science. It's what is taught in every embryology textbook.And that's a crazy claim, so who cares?
Appeal to authority only works if your authorities don't say reality-defying stupid things.
That is your mindset, not mine. I don't "humanize" DNA.That's nice. It must be hard for you having to dehumanize human life like you do.
Or I can say the science of when a cell becomes a person does not exist.No. The science does. But in this instance you could always accept the science and say that you support doing something that is wrong.
Now you're just making crazy stuff up. That's expected, because you're a pro-lifer. Pro-lifers have to create an alternate reality, because the real universe treats them so badly.It's science. It's what is taught in every embryology textbook.
Congratulations for finally admitting that a fetus is not a living person.If babies aren't alive in the womb then how does abortion exist? After all, how can you kill somebody who was never alive in the first place?
I am telling what is taught in every embryology textbook. That is a fact.Now you're just making crazy stuff up. That's expected, because you're a pro-lifer. Pro-lifers have to create an alternate reality, because the real universe treats them so badly.
Now, are you ever to explain why you think "BECAUSE I SAY SO!" logic justifies enslaving people? Probably not. You're not going to give up the control freak thrills that you get from being pro-life.
You need to dehumanize them to assuage your guilt.Or I can say the science of when a cell becomes a person does not exist.
You dehumanize certain human lives and you should be ashamed of yourself.That is your mindset, not mine. I don't "humanize" DNA.