Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks

[alang1216]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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I see difference between a 4 week fetus and a 20 week fetus. Do you?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

It's a human at conception.

Save it baby murdering fool's.

 

[Weatherman2020]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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Amazing Image of Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks is Called the Photograph of the Century

I see difference between a 4 week fetus and a 20 week fetus. Do you?

No, do you?

 

[satrebil]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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Amazing Image of Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks is Called the Photograph of the Century

Yeah sure, we saw what conservatives do to the already born. Like separating the little latinos from their parents down at the border. Kicking poor people and kids off of food stamps is another bragging right for the republicans. Quit this pretense about your respect for the sanctity of life.

Obama did that, care to take back your blasphemy of Chicago Jesus?

Obama did not. He only separated kids from adults when the adults were criminals. So far it's the repubs/conservatives that get all excited when they can spread news about the suffering of others. This is winning to you.

Obama did not.

Why do you leftists lie so goddamn much?

 

[satrebil]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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Amazing Image of Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks is Called the Photograph of the Century

I see difference between a 4 week fetus and a 20 week fetus. Do you?

Are you implying that the validity of life should be decided by what someone looks like?

 

[Tax Man]

If a spermatozoa and egg simply getting together is life then all you masterbaiters are committing murder

 

[airplanemechanic]

If a spermatozoa and egg simply getting together is life then all you masterbaiters are committing murder

I can bait a hook with the best of them. Does that make me a masterbaiter?

 

[alang1216]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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Amazing Image of Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks is Called the Photograph of the Century

I see difference between a 4 week fetus and a 20 week fetus. Do you?

No, do you?

Yes. I see a difference between a theory/ideology and a reality.

 

[alang1216]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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Amazing Image of Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks is Called the Photograph of the Century

I see difference between a 4 week fetus and a 20 week fetus. Do you?

Are you implying that the validity of life should be decided by what someone looks like?

I wasn't but if you held a fertilized egg in your hand would you know if it was from a human or a frog? Do a few strands of DNA make it human or does it have to have some of the unique features that differentiate a human from a frog?

 

[Weatherman2020]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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Amazing Image of Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks is Called the Photograph of the Century

I see difference between a 4 week fetus and a 20 week fetus. Do you?

No, do you?

Yes. I see a difference between a theory/ideology and a reality.

Two questions.
1. The photo is at 18 weeks. Is it a human?
2. If I destroyed a Spotted Owl egg that was laid just one day ago, would anyone care?

 

[alang1216]

Two questions.
1. The photo is at 18 weeks. Is it a human?
2. If I destroyed a Spotted Owl egg that was laid just one day ago, would anyone care?

You can't tell a human just by looking at a drawing. Just because something looks human and has human DNA I wouldn't necessarily say it was human. IMHO, to be human requires doing things a only a human can do: think. If that 18-week fetus can think, then yes it is human. If the brain is not yet developed then no, it is not a human.

Let me ask you a question. If a person is in a coma and their brain shows no higher-level activity, should the family be allowed to take that person off life support knowing he/she/it will die?

 

[Weatherman2020]

Two questions.
1. The photo is at 18 weeks. Is it a human?
2. If I destroyed a Spotted Owl egg that was laid just one day ago, would anyone care?

You can't tell a human just by looking at a drawing. Just because something looks human and has human DNA I wouldn't necessarily say it was human. IMHO, to be human requires doing things a only a human can do: think. If that 18-week fetus can think, then yes it is human. If the brain is not yet developed then no, it is not a human.

Let me ask you a question. If a person is in a coma and their brain shows no higher-level activity, should the family be allowed to take that person off life support knowing he/she/it will die?

OP is a photograph. Now answer the two questions.

 

[alang1216]

Two questions.
1. The photo is at 18 weeks. Is it a human?
2. If I destroyed a Spotted Owl egg that was laid just one day ago, would anyone care?

You can't tell a human just by looking at a drawing. Just because something looks human and has human DNA I wouldn't necessarily say it was human. IMHO, to be human requires doing things a only a human can do: think. If that 18-week fetus can think, then yes it is human. If the brain is not yet developed then no, it is not a human.

Let me ask you a question. If a person is in a coma and their brain shows no higher-level activity, should the family be allowed to take that person off life support knowing he/she/it will die?

OP is a photograph. Now answer the two questions.

1. maybe
2. yes

 

[Weatherman2020]

Two questions.
1. The photo is at 18 weeks. Is it a human?
2. If I destroyed a Spotted Owl egg that was laid just one day ago, would anyone care?

You can't tell a human just by looking at a drawing. Just because something looks human and has human DNA I wouldn't necessarily say it was human. IMHO, to be human requires doing things a only a human can do: think. If that 18-week fetus can think, then yes it is human. If the brain is not yet developed then no, it is not a human.

Let me ask you a question. If a person is in a coma and their brain shows no higher-level activity, should the family be allowed to take that person off life support knowing he/she/it will die?

OP is a photograph. Now answer the two questions.

1. maybe
2. yes

OK, maybe.
Now isn’t it better to error on the side of life on the issue of killing it then?

It’s pretty sad we give animals more rights to life than humans.

 

[alang1216]

Now isn’t it better to error on the side of life on the issue of killing it then?

You might not think that if it was your life that was going to be changed forever. Why don't we error on the side of the mother and trust her maternal instincts?

It’s pretty sad we give animals more rights to life than humans.

It would if it were true. I can kill and eat a cow. Doing that to another adult human is frowned upon.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Now isn’t it better to error on the side of life on the issue of killing it then?

You might not think that if it was your life that was going to be changed forever. Why don't we error on the side of the mother and trust her maternal instincts?

It’s pretty sad we give animals more rights to life than humans.

It would if it were true. I can kill and eat a cow. Doing that to another adult human is frowned upon.

8 months of being bothered verses a human life with 75 years to go? You serious?

 

[alang1216]

8 months of being bothered verses a human life with 75 years to go? You serious?

A potential human life with a potential 75 years to go. With modern technology every cell in my body is a potential human life.

 

[jwoodie]

You can't tell a human just by looking at a drawing. Just because something looks human and has human DNA I wouldn't necessarily say it was human. IMHO, to be human requires doing things a only a human can do: think. If that 18-week fetus can think, then yes it is human. If the brain is not yet developed then no, it is not a human.

Let me ask you a question. If a person is in a coma and their brain shows no higher-level activity, should the family be allowed to take that person off life support knowing he/she/it will die?

At what point do you think a fetus/child can "think?" How would you measure/determine that?

I think a detectable heartbeat would be a more precise measure of human development.

P.S. Your comparison to an already dying person in a coma is not apropos.

 

[alang1216]

At what point do you think a fetus/child can "think?" How would you measure/determine that?

I think a detectable heartbeat would be a more precise measure of human development.

P.S. Your comparison to an already dying person in a coma is not apropos.

It is our brains that make us humans unique. I'd turn to science to measure/determine 'thinking'. Every animal has a heart so that won't tell us anything.

Please explain how a fetus before brain development is different from a person in a coma.

 

[satrebil]

1965 Life magazine photo.

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Amazing Image of Unborn Baby at 18 Weeks is Called the Photograph of the Century

I see difference between a 4 week fetus and a 20 week fetus. Do you?

Are you implying that the validity of life should be decided by what someone looks like?

I wasn't but if you held a fertilized egg in your hand would you know if it was from a human or a frog? Do a few strands of DNA make it human or does it have to have some of the unique features that differentiate a human from a frog?

Dude... what? It's DNA registers as human the moment it is conceived.