NFBW230310-
#7,558 • Right to life at the fetal stage of development is limited when you need another persons brain and neurological operating system just to be alive.
BackAgain230310-
#7,560 • How do you figure? Your right to life is “limited” when you’re out on life support?
NFBW: I am not “at the fetal stage of development” as stated in plain sight in post 7558 , so no my right to life is not limited if for some reason I would on life support. Your reading error is duly noted and on record..
So, Right to life at the fetal stage of development is limited when you need another persons brain and neurological operating system just to be alive.
It is limited because the pregnant woman has autonomy over the fetus’ life prior to its viability status. The state may have an interest in protecting the fetus in the third trimester because under normal circumstances the decision to terminate should weeks before that.
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