C_Clayton_Jones
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False comparison fallacy.Your analogy fails you."There really are no good arguments for abortion."I say "the worst" but in reality, they're all bad. The Abortion Industry has nothing on their side anymore: not science, not truth. They have talking points to win over the uninformed. That's all.
The one I particularly loathe is "My Body, My Choice". Stupid women love this one, but the stupidity is laughable. It's not your body, sweetheart. If it were your body, you could do what you like. Have your entire female organs removed, tattoo it up, pierce your entire face--I agree. Your choice.
But again. Not your body.
Your BABY'S body. Separate DNA, separate heartbeat, separate and unique set of fingerprints. Not yours. His. Or hers.
What other abortion talking points do you find stupid, laughable, both or other?
I was just thinking the same thing. There really are no good arguments for abortion. The bodily autonomy argument is one of the easiest to debunk, as if it were actually true, it would apply to the entire 9 months of pregnancy, up to moments before birth. And only a sociopath would think that there's nothing wrong with killing a full-term, beautiful precious baby just minutes away from delivery simply because it's on the other side of the birth canal.
This is fitting for this thread:
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Then don't have one. At the same time, you don't get to impose your opinion upon others.
*sigh* You're further proving the point.
If you don't like rape, then don't rape but don't impose your opinion on rapists. If you don't like slavery, don't own a slave, but let slaveowners have their choice. If you don't like murder then don't murder but let murderers have their choice.
Rape is illegal. So is slavery. Abortion is not.
So what. Slavery at was one time legal. We are arguing about what things SHOULD be legal, in case this has not occurred to you.
Those held in slavery were persons entitled to Constitutional protections, as acknowledged by the 14th Amendment.
An embryo/fetus is not a person, and not entitled to Constitutional protections; see the case law cited earlier in this thread.