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The fetus in any state does not have rights of personhood. if it did than the government of a state that bans the procedure of abortion would be able to restrict the travel of any pregnant woman who would leave the state to get an abortion.
your similarly situated argument is meaningless until the fetus is grated the rights of personhood and since that will never happen that particular argument is moot.
We have two sets of laws, one regarding property, and the other regarding human beings. If it is property, then the owner of that property is solely responsible for it and can not force ownership of it to another.
Which is it? Property or Human life?
Exactly. The only other time Man was considered property.You could about equally be asking that question today about a gestating human being, or a couple of centuries ago, about a black man held a a slave.
Just because a fertilized ovum is human life does not mean it is a person.We have two sets of laws, one regarding property, and the other regarding human beings. If it is property, then the owner of that property is solely responsible for it and can not force ownership of it to another.
Which is it? Property or Human life?
Then it’s human property, like the Slave was. 3/5th a human?Just because a fertilized ovum is human life does not mean it is a person.
Why do you think human cells cannot be property?Then it’s human property, like the Slave was. 3/5th a human?
And why is an 8 + months gestated fetus not similarly situated to a newborn?
Why do you think human cells cannot be property?
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Henrietta Lacks is considered the immortal woman because cultures of her human cells have been used in medical research for decades now. According to your "logic" those human cells should be afforded all the rights of personhood even though the person who was Henrietta Lacks is long dead
You didn't answer the questionUpon her death. Hopefully she “consented” to this, because even the dead have certain rights, more than you afford the living.
You didn't answer the question
Are those cell cultures endowed with all the rights of personhood?
does. So I guess the fetus, who possesses the same does as well. Geez, give me a hard one next time.
So then those cells should be able to collect a paycheck for all the work they have done? Can collect Social Security? Can vote?The person in possession of them sure as
So then those cells should be able to collect a paycheck for all the work they have done? Can collect Social Security? Can vote?
Tell me what about frozen embryos? Should the parents who froze those "people" be arrested for child abuse?
Your argument holds no water.
Unlike you IDGAF about the color of a person's skin. And FYI my mother was Black you racist fuck.Interesting you used a black woman for your clump of cells example. Seems I’ve heard that argument before.
Thank god Abraham Lincoln wasn’t aborted.
Unlike you IDGAF about the color of a person's skin. And FYI my mother was Black you racist fuck.
Yet I understand invitro fertilised eggs are frozen. Has murder been committed?Fertilization. Matter of textbook scientific fact. Argument over?The argument comes down to when life begins
Then you don’t understand anything, and are probably too stupid to warrant any attempt at correction, if you think human beings are “eggs.”Yet I understand invitro fertilised eggs are frozen. Has murder been committed?
She did not consent Dipshit.Then understand your own damn argument!
You are trying to equate, an adult, consenting to the use of her body for the good of others, to somehow equal the taking of another’s life.
And, no, and individual cell is not the same as the collective IN BOTH CASES.
I certainly don't think a fertilised egg has human rights. But you didn't answer. Is murder committed when fertilised eggs are frozen?Then you don’t understand anything, and are probably too stupid to warrant any attempt at correction, if you think human beings are “eggs.”
She did not consent Dipshit.
A fertilized ovum is a single cell and you say it has rights of personhood so why not Henrietta's cells?
Was intercourse involved?So much for that...
