SaxxyBlues
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You should really cite a source not just say that something called "science" backs up what you say.My issue is the balance between the right of the State to dictate to people vs. the right of people in general, born or unborn.
To me while abortion is abhorrent, banning it outright is a bridge I don't want to cross. My issue is Roe is horrible law, and States should be able to decide themselves based on our Constitution. I personally wouldn't vote to ban abortion, but to limit elective abortions to a certain time period.
To me the balance over "elective" abortions is viability. If you can figure it out by then, you are "pot committed" as the poker term goes.
So, is it fair to say that as far as you are concerned, a childs rights shouldn't begin when their life does but instead, their rights should not begin until they live long enough and develop past the arbitrarily decided point that you call "viability?"
Is that right?
I am saying that a line has to be drawn somewhere, and that's where I draw the line. Others may draw the line elsewhere.
Never the less, you are in fact saying that (to you) a child is not a child / person until they live long enough and develop past that point. . . After which YOU won't deny them any longer.
Is that a fair summary of your position?
Come on Marty. Don't leave me hanging here.
Yes Chuz it's called viability. And science verifies that a developing fetus is not viable until 22-24 weeks.
Do your own homework Blackroot.