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State's rights issue. There is nothing in our Constitution that protects a woman's right to terminate the life of another, regardless of the stage of development of that life.
The Constitutional right that Roe defends is a woman's right not to be pregnant. Other people cannot come along and compel women to bear children against their wishes.
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Originally Posted by TexianPatriot
By having consentual sex, doesn't a person give the fetus a right to fully develop into a human child? I mean, that is what naturally occurs from sex, is it not?
By what right does some random uninvited fetus invade and occupy the personal domain of one's uterus? By having a door to it, do I imply the right of random univited robbers and burglars to invade and occupy the personal domain of my home? Or may I use up to lethal force in defending that personal domain against such invasions and occupations?
By what right does some random uninvited fetus invade and occupy the personal domain of one's uterus? By having a door to it, do I imply the right of random univited robbers and burglars to invade and occupy the personal domain of my home? Or may I use up to lethal force in defending that personal domain against such invasions and occupations?
uninvited fetus? wtf?
see what happens if you leave your car running with the door open. and when your car gets stolen...try to get an insurance claim on it...you will get denied.
from what I remember in biology, sex was for procreation, not just simply pleasure.
see what happens if you leave your car running with the door open. and when your car gets stolen...try to get an insurance claim on it...you will get denied.
from what I remember in biology, sex was for procreation, not just simply pleasure.
your argument is as loopy as Obama
If you're driving a car, and get into a car accident, do I have the right to deny you health care?
39% AFTER 9 weeks. not to mention that 4.6% are still performed when you can undeniably determine that it is a baby
And yet the "baby" cannot live on its own for the 16-20 week period. Until the fetus can live on its own, I cannot see any anti-abortion arguments that hold water.
If you're driving a car, and get into a car accident, do I have the right to deny you health care?
yes? I don't recall a law that says someone has to be treated (I could be wrong though)
and besides, relevance?
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