Skylar
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- Jul 5, 2014
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I haven't said a thing about being 'fully informed'. I'm asking you questions about an ultrasound being *medically necessary' or having any relation to medical safety.
And you can demonstrate no way in which forcing a woman to look at an ultrasound would be either. You simply assert that it is....because.
I have. I"ve answered your question, you don't like my answer because it doesn't fit your criteria. Too bad. I believe women should have all the information available prior to making the decision to abort. You apparently don't or you'd answer me.
You made an assertion that its 'necessary'. That's not an argument. That's an assertion.
You can't demonstrate how its medically necessary, how it affects the medical safety of the procedure, or has medical relevance whatsoever.
Because it has none. You've already described the purpose: to get women not to have abortions.
Which has nothing to do with medical necessity or medical safety.
These are non-necassary medical procedures that nothing to do with medical safety. Nor can you demonstrate any way in which they are. You merely assert that it must be so.
Which, again, isn't an argument. Its the Begging the Question fallacy.