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Can you get a social for a fetus? Claim it as a deduction on your tax return? How bout get a life insurance policy.
You can live without a SS number. People do it. There are stories about kids whose parents never got them SS numbers. /shrug/
Are you saying in order to be alive you have to recognized by gov't? Or participate in commerce? Do you need a life insurance policy to prove you're alive?
If it's not a baby, why kill it? There is no need for an abortion if it doesn't kill a baby.
Pro abortionists still tap dance allllllllll around the fact that an abortion kills a baby. That is it's purpose. It would be refreshing that at least that could acknowledge that fact.
If abortion didn't kill babies, women who aren't pregnant could get them.
If abortion didn't kill babies, pregnant women who did have them would still give birth to babies.
Again, APPALLING how many people are so clueless about basic biology.
What's appalling is the inability - willfully or not - to understand plain English.
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Originally Posted by ohhwanderlust
If you're ok with the government barging in on women's reproductive rights, are you ok with the government barging in on your paycheck to help needy children be fed, clothed, and cared for?
You can live without a SS number. People do it. There are stories about kids whose parents never got them SS numbers. /shrug/
Hold on. Stop. I did not ask if you can live without a SS number. I will ask the same question again slower. Can you get a SS number for a fetus?
Very simple, yes or no question. Can you see the difference.
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Originally Posted by newtovenice
Are you saying in order to be alive you have to recognized by gov't? Or participate in commerce? Do you need a life insurance policy to prove you're alive?
Essentially yes you have to be recognized as a living person by the government for personhood.
A baby, before it leaves the hospital gets a social. A fetus is not eligible for a social.
Life insurance policies are only written for living people.
So I'm saying a fetus is not a baby. A fetus does not have personhood status. It is merely a fetus.
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Originally Posted by newtovenice
If it's not a baby, why kill it? There is no need for an abortion if it doesn't kill a baby.
Pro abortionists still tap dance allllllllll around the fact that an abortion kills a baby. That is it's purpose. It would be refreshing that at least that could acknowledge that fact.
If abortion didn't kill babies, women who aren't pregnant could get them.
If abortion didn't kill babies, pregnant women who did have them would still give birth to babies.
Abortion kills babies.
Your question makes no sense. It is a fetus. One would terminate it so it does not become a baby. But I think you know that.
I'm not pro abortion, I'm pro choice. Yes abortion terminates a fetus. That is its purpose.
The problem here is failure to communicate. The medical society and the law and the majority of people distinguish between a gestating fetus before viability and an actual baby.
If you choose to or feel an embryo or fetus is actually a baby at any given point in development that is your right to do so. People hold different convictions on the issue. Never the less it has been studied, debated and reviewed by various people with medical knowledge and many people without and determined by the supreme court. So there is that.
But please stop making ridiculous statement like If abortion didn't kill babies, women who aren't pregnant could get them.
What's appalling is the inability - willfully or not - to understand plain English.
Excellent!! Can I borrow this, please?
Haha go for it, but don't expect any anti-choicers to actually answer the question.
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