OrangeTsar
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There is no obligation. Unless you want to compare the obligation to take a drug to induce labor with the obligation to travel to the fire station.
There is an obligation to not simply allow the child to die and to rather take them to the FD/EMS/Etc.
So the obvious question is, why do you only see that as applying in one scenario but not the other? Why is it okay to let one die, but not okay to allow the other to die?
You continue dodging that question.
It is simply the decision not to allow another to infringe on one's personal rights. What happens after is unknown.
The left celebrates abortions. You see these women loving and bragging about having multiple abortions and the rest of the left cheers and calls them heroes.There is an obligation to not simply allow the child to die and to rather take them to the FD/EMS/Etc.
So the obvious question is, why do you only see that as applying in one scenario but not the other? Why is it okay to let one die, but not okay to allow the other to die?
You continue dodging that question.
Define patriotic?
Your premise is asinine to compare the obligation of traveling to fd with the financial responsibility, and risk to life of carrying a fetus to term.You're still ignoring the question. Why do I have to take the kid to the FD? Why cannot I not just leave them to die?
Rather, you believe I should be forced to take this child to the FD. That infringes upon my my personal rights.
Why is that infringement only acceptable in 1 of the 2 scenarios to you?
You continue to dodge this question.
Your premise is asinine to compare the obligation of traveling to fd with the financial responsibility, and risk to life of carrying a fetus to term.
What do you do with people that voted blue that live in red states? Do you force all of them to move to a blue state?
The difference seems obvious.That’s not what I’m comparing. I’ve clearly stated the same thing about 50x for you now.
Why is it acceptable to allow the child to die if they can be saved?
You’re claiming that you’re just inducing labor and letting whatever happens (death) to happen. The obvious question here is why is that only acceptable to you in 1 of these 2 scenarios? Why should we not save both when/if possible?
The difference seems obvious.
In one scenario you have the rights of the mother weighed against the rights of the fetus.
In the second scenario you only have the rights of the baby to be considered.
Not anywhere close to an apples to apples comparison.
You REALLY want to start discussing politicians (of either party) and wedding vows? REALLY????In the mind of MTG, patriotic means discarding your sacred vows. Whether it is public service vows, her marriage vows, or any other vows. Therefore, sitting aside her vows made to serve in Congress, she's advocating the dissolution of her country. In short, she's pro-divorce. Thus, defines patriotic as being divorced.
My consulting service on this issue comes with a charge. You're welcome.
I don't believe saving a 15 week old fetus is feasible......by any metric.How are the rights of the mother being infringed by inducing labor and saving the child rather than inducing labor and allowing the child to die?
You’ll have to explain that to me. It seems like nothing changes in either scenario for the mother
Not at all. I am merely pointing out that if we are going to use adherence to wedding vows as a proxy indicator of patriotism or commitment, we better be ready to send a lot of politicians packing. (Not that most Americans wouldn’t have any problem at all with that)Not my fault your thought process is so restrictive you can't see the parallel between MTG's words and vow-breaking. Maybe this person can help you, I can't:
So you are wanting to draw the arbitrary line of when there should be an attempt to save an aborted fetus?
If we can? lolNot at all. My line is if we can, we should save all. It seems only you are drawing the line. Therefore I’m trying to understand where it is and why it’s at that point?
Why would you not save a child if capable?
If we can? lol
Lets say there is a 15% chance that a 17 week old fetus can be saved to have a "normal" life with an estimated medical expenditure of $3.5 million.
Where does that fall in your simplistic "if we can" view.
Not at all. I am merely pointing out that if we are going to use adherence to wedding vows as a proxy indicator of patriotism or commitment, we better be ready to send a lot of politicians packing. (Not that most Americans wouldn’t have any problem at all with that)