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First, example of you being wrong: the political leanings of certain posters you called out specifically.
Your question has already been answered by another post, the father does not have the same rights to the child as the mother until it is born. The mother carries the child and is the sole provider for that child until born. There is no arguing that point it is fact.
I call them like I see them.
No my question about me kicking a mother and her killing her baby, is that criminal?
the issue is who has control over it. You decided you wanted to exercise control over something you have no business messing with. The rights of the mother and some random person are completely different.
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pj... I'm not sure whether you're trying to dodge the question, or just missing the point.
The question isn't about control, it's about how the law can consider an unborn child a life in one instance and not in the other. If it is deemed to be a "life", I hope you would agree that a living being trumps a mother's control in the both the court of law as well as common sense.
Yes, assaulted another human being and killed her baby. Under the law you would be guilty of murder, you infringed on her right to do with her body as she wishes under the law, whether or not she wanted to abort that baby is moot at that point.
no you haven't. You've seen that I think the abortion debate is a lame ass proxy for conservatism vs liberalism. It's really a debate of the hardcore Christian conservatives against the rights of the women making decisions.I have read plenty the last 3 hours or so to make an educated observation.
pj... I'm not sure whether you're trying to dodge the question, or just missing the point.
The question isn't about control, it's about how the law can consider an unborn child a life in one instance and not in the other. If it is deemed to be a "life", I hope you would agree that a living being trumps a mother's control in the both the court of law as well as common sense.
But I thought it was just a fetus. Its not only her body that arguement does not hold water. She is determining whether another person lives or dies.
NO. She's choosing whether a POTENTIAL person lives or dies, period. If you can't draw that distinction, just stop the debate as it isn't worth the time.But I thought it was just a fetus. Its not only her body that arguement does not hold water. She is determining whether another person lives or dies.