SmarterThanHick
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- Sep 14, 2009
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Well, I certainly can't beat Ravi's record of the number of logical fallacies in a single Allie post, so instead I will submit 20 straw man arguments Allie fabricated in a single thread all at once:
But don't worry folks! According to Allie, these aren't REALLY straw man arguments because they are just her "paraphrasing, metaphors, and examples."
what you propose is euthanasia. It's murdering people before their time on the ass backwards assumption you're doing THEM a favor.
BTW, I'm 100 percent certain that you are going to die.
May I off you now? Save you the grief I know is coming to you?
So what you're saying is that if you determine a child's life will not be worth living, you should be able to snuff it out, based upon the fact that the child will die anyway.
You think it's a horror to carry a baby that's less than perfect?
That if a baby is sick then we should just kill it before it has a chance to take a breath of air, to be hugged by its mother, to see her face?
That's a funny kind of compassion. Pretty much not compassion at all.
Should we just kill pancreatic cancer patients as soon as they're diagnosed?
As far as that goes, a large percentage of boys die in their teens...should we just determine which ones are at higher risk, and kill them at birth?
the idea that you can eradicate death by killing is absolutely crazy.
the idea that killing something inside your body is better than killing it outside your body. In both places, a baby should be in your loving care.
However the minute we get to kill people based upon the PROBABILITY that they will cause us suffering is the minute we become monsters.
you don't get to kill babies based upon your own inconvenience and suffering. That's wrong, just as it's wrong to kill any child because he's disabled, or irritating, or a financial drain.
Yes, having imperfect babies is a terrible trial to unfortunate parents. Hopefully someday we can kill all imperfect babies 5 days before they would be born naturally. What an incredible relief that would be to Care.
You equate baby killing with a cessation of misery. Check.
apparently in this case, the mother's health is of secondary importance. That baby needed to be killed, dammit!
Care, however, views the baby as an abomination
So the only thing you are supporting is putting the mother at risk, and taking the life of a child that would most likely die anyway. Because you, personally, can't stand the thought of an imperfect child.
So are you saying a mother's desires dictate all? Even if it's not a medically sound desire?
thank you for clearing up that the mother's desires are the only factor to take into consideration.It's amazing. Care4All consistently says one thing: the decision should be made by the patient AND HER DOCTOR. You then respond by saying Care believes the mother alone should dictate all. Are you willfully stupid or is it accidental?
I just noticed...Care is not a proponent of killing babies BEFORE their time, which implies she's ok with killing them when they're time is up...or when someone determines it's time.
So she's just a proponent of killing babies, period, I guess.
But don't worry folks! According to Allie, these aren't REALLY straw man arguments because they are just her "paraphrasing, metaphors, and examples."
It's funny because you were proven wrong in the very next post, which you then ignored. For the record, did you stop scoffing?If you can find a definition for VERBAL abuse that involves the written word unsupported by anything spoken, I'll stop scoffing.
Until then.