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Apparently you are missing more than that. There are many in our society that cannot function without artificial intervention but no one in their right mind would say they are not human.
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if you need AI to live, you are not alive. you are brain dead which is legal death
if you need AI to live, you are not alive. you are brain dead which is legal death
There are thousands of people in nursing homes, etc. who are kept alive through artificial means. Are they viable? Sadly, some in our country would say no.
Apparently you are missing more than that. There are many in our society that cannot function without artificial intervention but no one in their right mind would say they are not human.
We are talking about an abortion, are we not? Why not stay within that arena, without expanding it by including false equivalencies? But in any case, the law certainly recognizes those humans that require artificial intervention.
We are talking about an abortion, are we not? Why not stay within that arena, without expanding it by including false equivalencies? But in any case, the law certainly recognizes those humans that require artificial intervention.
Mick
Are we talking about abortion or are we talking about the deliberate harvesting of organs for profit?
So do you demand that all abortion absolutely must be banned? Let the pregnant women look up on the Internet how to perform an abortion, unless you want all info banned related to how to perform an abortion?
Step 1
Stop Federal funding
Step 2
Prosecute and imprison those that have violated the law
A national debate can continue to happen on abortion. It may still be allowed for decades to come. But PP needs to go down.
not really. a single cell bacterium on Mars IS a big deal. we have bacteria over every inch of our skin and organs. its infinite here and non existent there. and humans are not on the verge of extinction. not even close.
if fact we have too much "life" here at times hence the need for antibiotics.
So is your argument that a fetus's (which is beyond an embryonic mass of cells, and instead is a formed being with cells that serve specific cooperative functions for a single life) life doesn't matter because it's not endangered?
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