Rumpole
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Filed in the 'Wishful Delusions' file.Your concession is noted.
Let's take a look what you wrote:I don't recall using any disparaging remarks pointed at any one person so your "ad hom" remark is more grasping. I also used no generalizations. Again, troll somewhere else, your uninformed remarks have added nothing.
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Dehumanizing term of disparagement, as such, reduces your credibility to zero, and thus you cannot be taken seriouslyThat is where you are grossly mistaken. The decision was made by two people. The slut
Not the determining factor in law for viability.had opportunity the very next day to do something about it that was short of murder. Waiting until a child has a beating heart is the line in the sand. It is murder.
While I am not a legal expert, I can provide you with some information on factors that have been used by court rulings to determine fetal viability in the context of abortion laws. Viability is typically understood as the point at which a fetus has the capacity to survive outside the womb, and it has been a significant factor in various court decisions. Here are some factors that courts have considered when determining fetal viability:
- Gestational age: Courts have often relied on the gestational age of the fetus to determine viability. Historically, this threshold has been set around 24 weeks of gestation. However, advances in medical technology have pushed this boundary earlier, with some cases of survival at 22 weeks or even earlier.
- Lung development: Lung development is a crucial factor in determining fetal viability, as the ability to breathe is essential for life outside the womb. Courts have considered the development of the fetus's lungs and its potential to breathe with medical assistance as a key factor in determining viability.
- Fetal weight: The weight of the fetus can be an important indicator of its overall development and ability to survive outside the womb. Courts have considered the fetus's weight in conjunction with other factors when assessing viability.
- Medical technology: The availability of advanced medical care and life-sustaining technology is an important factor when determining viability. As medical technology has improved, the chances of survival for premature infants have increased. Courts may consider the availability of such technology in their rulings.
- Overall health and development of the fetus: Courts may also take into account the overall health and development of the fetus, including the presence of any severe abnormalities or life-threatening conditions, when determining viability.
Incompetent point: weasel words lack sufficient coherence to merit a proper response.You can twist yourself in as many pretzels as you choose
Oh, but I use only relevant examples, if and when I do use them, rest assured.and use as many unrelated examples as you want,
Incompetent point on two fronts:the fact remains that a person is being murdered for the sole reason of the of an irresponsible slut.
1. Your point rests on viability, which has not been defined in law at the federal level, though some states have established the threshold for viability.
2. Highlighted is a derogatory term of dehumanizing disparagement, which reduces your credibility to zero, thus you cannot be taken seriously.
Upon such time you rectify the aforementioned defect in your rebuttals, I will be happy to engage.
Cheers,
Rumpole
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