A Terrible Toll' – 61 Million Abortions Since Roe, New Analysis Says (healthcare, insurance)

[4dognight]

Originally Posted by Cantabridgienne

Nah, god made abortion for a reason.

Maybe your god did, but the Almighty sure didn't.

[Listener2307]

A Terrible Toll' – 61 Million Abortions Since Roe, New Analysis Says

How many before Roe?
Because abortion has always been legal in some states - CA and NY, for instance.


Roe V Wade took the right to deny away from the states. I think some day it will be reversed and states will go back to self determination.

[Cantabridgienne]

Originally Posted by 4dognight

Maybe your god did, but the Almighty sure didn't.

The Almighty totally did. I read it in a best-selling book that was written a long time ago, so obviously, it’s true.

[mathlete]

Originally Posted by Cantabridgienne

It’s okay, not everyone does well in high school biology.

As an expert in biology when does a fetus become human?

[Cantabridgienne]

Originally Posted by 4dognight

Maybe your god did, but the Almighty sure didn't.

Originally Posted by mathlete

As an expert in biology when does a fetus become human?

Im not an expert in biology, but I did pass it in high school. A pregnant woman is always carrying a human fetus.

[Mr. Joshua]

Originally Posted by vitonova

A fetus is not a human.

Source: Biology 101.

Abstract:
Biologists' Consensus on 'When Life Begins'

University of Chicago - Department of Comparative Human Development, Students; Unaffiliated
Date Written: July 25, 2018

..."Overall, 95% of all biologists affirmed the biological view that a human's life begins at fertilization (5212 out of 5502)."


https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....act_id=3211703

[mathlete]

Originally Posted by Cantabridgienne

Im not an expert in biology, but I did pass it in high school. A pregnant woman is always carrying a human fetus.

So when does a human fetus become a human being?

[southwest88]

Originally Posted by mathlete

So when does a human fetus become a human being?

The US legal question is When does a fetus acquire the rights of a citizen? Roe v. Wade recognizes the birth of the fetus (when it becomes a baby). Roe also recognizes fetal viability as a marker.

[southwest88]

Originally Posted by Listener2307

How many before Roe?
Because abortion has always been legal in some states - CA and NY, for instance.

Roe V Wade took the right to deny away from the states. I think some day it will be reversed and states will go back to self determination.

That is not true. You need to go back & see what Roe v. Wade actually sets forth. The states are free to restrict abortion altogether in the third trimester of the pregnancy, except for the life of the pregnant woman (& even then, she may choose to go forward with the pregnancy).

Further, the states may begin to control access to elective abortion, if they choose to do so, upon the second trimester.

[TwoByFour]

Originally Posted by TheGoodTheBadTheUgly

Simple instead of giving billions in benefits to criminal aliens...use it to help our own citizens...

I'm all for that. Let's start with free abortions.