It's not the same at all, and you know it. First of all, an unborn baby is part of a woman's body. The neighbor lady, presumably, is not. Second, the neighbor lady getting murdered is an act of violence perpetrated against the will of a fully cognizant being. An abortion is a medical procedure conducted on a non-cognizant part of a woman's body. The comparison is alarmingly simplistic and tells me a lot about the sorry state of your mental faculties.
I'm not a big fan of late-term abortions BECAUSE I believe they are unethical, except in certain extreme cases. But early on in the pregnancy, the fetus is no different than any other part of the woman's body. It doesn't have a fucking mind! How you can compare that to a fully-fledged human being is beyond me.
The baby is not a part of the woman's body, they have distinct DNA......the murder is a murder regardless of the age of the human....
The nazis and Japanese conducted "medical procedures" too, and their patients were not expected to live......
Sure and the fetus can live on its own...
And infant can't live on it's own till about teenage years...left to it's own devices they will starve without an adult providing food.....so we can now murder children up to what age? Until they can provide for their own food?
Moron.
The difference being, an infant has a functioning mind. A fetus, up to 20 weeks, does not. Once again, your comparison makes no sense if you just take real life into account.
I think I'm good on this debate. You can't really have a serious discussion with someone who makes up or ignores reality.
Good...so you are saying we can just kill anyone now in a coma......or unconscious......you really need to think before you post.
No, you do. Because now you're comparing a person in a coma, who already has a history and many interactions with others, who has developed relationships and can potentially wake up and retain their conscious mind ... to cells in a woman's body that have no mind and that have no relationship to anyone except the woman and possibly her lover, in the barest sense of the word.
I think I can say with relative certainty that you're not very bright. I suppose that's what one should expect from a zealous, dogmatic "pro-life" advocate bearing only the most 2-dimensional view of the subject possible.