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I never said it wasn't. But there is also value in considering the conflicting elements and their relative importance.
What about:
I consider abortion to be a type of murder that should be legal under very race circumstances.
Mani, I'd still like you to explain how a biological function can be moral or immoral if you can manage to do it without being an ass or making invalid analogies.
And leaving religion out of the equation.
That is what I was thinking! There wasn't just I am Pro Choice and it is the womens right to choose if it is morally or immorally right for her to have an abortion. And even if you don't think it is morally right to have one you might still descide you want to have oneWhat about, let us not assign morals to a biological function.
Mani, explain how a biological function can be moral or immoral, por favor.
I believe in abortion until 12 weeks! And as for the six year old I think CPS might have a problem with that also. I will never tell anyone if they can or cannot have an abortion.Morals are relative. Legislating morals will always end in tears.
And Manifold di actually answer the question with the pissing in the mouth bit, as...disgusting as it was. If you feel his pissing in your mouth is immoral to you, than it is immoral. To you. Key words- to you.
Personally, I think it's immoral to leave 6 year olds home alone for two hours. Some people disagree. Morals are belief systems- they are made to be diverse. But for me..Option 3 works well. My body, my choice. And the poster who stated the analogy of a zygote to a tumor makes sense to me. IMO, until it has a complete organ system and functioning brain, it cannot be murder. Unless removing a tumor is murder too? It's the same thing- a grouping of cells. Once that group of cells acts human though, my view changes a bit.
That's not what I meant, though. IMO it is neither moral nor immoral--not everything is one or the other.Nothing can be made moral to a person who believes that it is immoral, and vise-versa.
That only leaves the questions of if there are enough of us to make them do it or not do it, and whether or not we believe we have the right to impose our will on people who 'think' differently.
-Joe
No, he didn't. I am not a biological function to him. I'm a living, breathing person. There's a huge difference.And Manifold di actually answer the question with the pissing in the mouth bit, as...disgusting as it was.
I believe in abortion until 12 weeks! And as for the six year old I think CPS might have a problem with that also. I will never tell anyone if they can or cannot have an abortion.
IMO it is neither moral nor immoral--not everything is one or the other.
No, he didn't. I am not a biological function to him. I'm a living, breathing person. There's a huge difference.
Try reading my comment again. There is no slightly implied. Not everything is moral or immoral.What a silly comment. Of course everything is one or the other. There is no, slightly moral option. That's like being slightly pregnant when you get a slight abortion.
So please clarify- what WERE you saying?
lol, pissing is a biological function. Pissing on someone else is not. Pissing is neither moral nor immoral.you asked how a biological function could be moral or immoral. Pissing is a biologic function.
Now, the answer lies in you- is pissing moral or immoral? it has to be one or the other. I vote for moral. Just cuz, if not, I'm going to hell.
It's immoral to get an abortion. It's immoral to get pregnant out of wedlock, too, as far as that goes.
You have company?