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Drac. A termination is nor murder. If that was it would be illegal in 99% of the country’s of the world.
It is very clearly murder at some stage of development.
I thought this debate is about at when that stage is, not if murder should exist or not.
I’ve seen some people say that post-natal terminations should be legalised, but I assume you are not one of these monsters. Would you agree that terminating a baby at 9 months is murder?
9 months yes murder.
6 weeks termination? No.
10 weeks termination? No
16 weeks termination? No
9 months yes murder.
6 weeks termination? No.
10 weeks termination? No
16 weeks termination? No
Why?
Because at them stages it isn’t life (cant survive/grow on its own)
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This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by
somer1.
Because at them stages it isn’t life (cant survive/grow on its own)
I don’t agree that being able to survive on your own is the correct criteria.
Humans don’t really meet that until at least the age of 3 years. You also raise issues about whether people in comas or other vegitative states have human rights or not, as they would be unabled to survive on their own.
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This goes back to the original law back in 1967.
Medical science came a long way since then. Today a one week old embryo can be grown to full term in a lab. New cloning techniques can be applied.
The question is…is it right?
When do we start being people and not lab experiment’s?
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This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Mr Fishy.
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