Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
Well, if you just keep blankly asserting it with no substantiation, it will eventually magically become fact.
Very rational.
I never said an embryo was not genetically human.
I said an embryo is not anything but a potential person.
I never said you said that. Nor did I say anything about "an embryo is human because it's genetically human." I said he's a human organism at every stage of his existence. You apparently can't deal with the word "organism".
He's not a "potential human being", because there is no such thing, no matter how much pro-aborts want to cling to that comfy fantasy. He's not random scraps of genetic material which might magically become a human through the "scientific" process of his mother deciding she wants him. He's a living human organism.
See, this right here is the answer to your question of why we can't have a rational discussion about abortion. It's because people who support abortion want to define rational as "I choose what I want to believe, and then demand that you accept it as fact, how DARE you expect there to be proof?!"
In short, it's because you flatly refuse to debate rationally.
You also choose what you want to believe, only offer your own version, and then demand that your version be accepted as fact.
This philosophical question must be left to the only person qualified to make the determination: the woman who is pregnant. She may consult with anyone she wishes to.
No, hon. I get that you aren't familiar with anything but feelz and opinions, but what I do is called "stating facts". And I do demand that facts be accepted as fact, that much is true.
That you deem this a "philosophical question" just goes to show how alien the concept of fact and reality is to you.
You aren't stating "facts," you are stating "opinion" and then hilariously demanding that it be accepted as fact. This remains a philosophical question.
What is this "feelz"? Is it part of this mollusk thing that the cults are into? You right-wingers make up an incredible amount of stuff.
No, dear. You'd LIKE the facts to be merely my opinion, because God knows you're too uneducated to deal with anything else. And you'd like this to be a "philosophical question", because you think that means "Whoever bitches and whines loudest wins".
Embryology recognizes that life begins at conception. This is a fact. You can tell it's a fact just by reading an embryology textbook.
"It's not really a life until I want it to be" is an opinion. And a stupid one at that.