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Just thought i'd start off a "hot topic". No doubt everyone will have conflicting opinions.
Anyway, what do you think of it?
Anyway, what do you think of it?
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Originally posted by nietzsche
Basically yes, except in certain cirumstances that are morally not acceptable, e.g. if the foetus has developed too much or physical conditions of the mother would prohibit it.
NoOriginally posted by Private Snafu
hmmm... is this really the place to be discussing Roe vs. Wade?
Originally posted by RoyalEF
I am *CERTAIN* that the one vote for NO was by someone who believes the only time to have sex is for procreation and would never engage in sex unless they are willing to raise a child.
This is an ABSOLUTE certainty since all forms of birth control are fallable and over time will result in a pregnancy under normal conditions.
Originally posted by mrBadger
Personally I believe it is the mother's right to decide whether the baby should be aborted... well.... the feotus not a baby.. once it becomes a sentient creature... then it is not fair
Originally posted by Stone
But Badger, when does the Feotus become a Baby, and who is anyboby to say when it becomes alive...and you can't have a scientific definition until they find out what makes something alive...
Originally posted by mrBadger
btw is Abortion legal in the UK?
Originally posted by Stone
Well who does have a normal Child-hood, and while your there could you define normal?
Well nobody really has a completely normal childhood, but someone with a brain defect would be nowhere near normal.Originally posted by Stone
Well who does have a normal Child-hood, and while your there could you define normal?
Originally posted by mrBadger
a·live
adj.
Having life; living. See Synonyms at living.
In existence or operation; active: keep your hopes alive.
Full of living or moving things; abounding: a pool alive with trout.
Full of activity or animation; lively: a face alive with mischief.
IMO its when the feotus's brain first starts sending biochemical/electrical signals to the body
Originally posted by Sushi
Well nobody really has a completely normal childhood, but someone with a brain defect would be nowhere near normal.
I feel that a normal childhood should have a good education, and a loving family that can provide all the essential services for the child.
Originally posted by derby
at what division does a ball of stem cells become a baby? it really doesnt mak sense. if you're against killing babies then what aobu the sperm and eggs than die continually. each one is capable of becoming a person.
Originally posted by Stone
when does the Feotus become a Baby?