Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
No, but you can't claim the baby on your taxes until it's born...because until then, it's not a person.
So once again the liberal left rejects science making the IRS, of all groups, the decider of who is or is not a person.
How about this for a thought, until born the unborn child is not considered being an expense that is why they are not a tax deduction before birth.
I had no idea that science had come up with the answer to, "When are you a person" because that seems much more like a philosophical question than a scientific one.
Of course it is an expense before birth. Do you know what a prenatal doctor visit costs?
It is a fact that you cannot claim that child as a person until its born and if the nutters ever do manage to pass a personhood bill, I want a ton of fucking back pay.
No, dumb twat, science hasn't come up with an answer to "When are you a person" . . because that's not a scientific question. That's a vague, touchy-feely question created by anti-science leftist freaks like you to avoid having to discuss the fact that you all lost the abortion debate BIG TIME on the science. It's a damned shame fools like you have been able to hijack the once-noble calling of philosophy to pervert it to your selfish, brain-damaged, navel-gazing, evil ends.
As I said before - and you were clearly too stupid, oblivious, and dogmatic to read and remember - science answers REAL questions, like "When is an organism formed?", "When are the criteria for life met?", and "What type of DNA is present?"
As to your "fact", you might want to try making up your own "mind" - for want of a better word - about what the facts are. First you say an unborn child IS an expense due to pre-natal care, but THEN you say he cannot be claimed on taxes. Perhaps you're not aware of this, being a leftist and therefore probably not among those who pay taxes, but pre-natal care is a claimable medical expense on one's taxes.