Vol8188
revolUTion in the air!
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What percentage of these “babies” being “dismembered” would survive as preterm, considering a GIANT majority are done before 15 weeks? That language is a bit dramatic, and as someone stated earlier, there is nuance. It’s reasonable that not everyone views a non-viable fetus as a “baby.”
No they don’t. I’m for a mother’s liberty to choose the outcome until the fetus is viable to survive outside the uterus and not dependent on the placental exchange of nutrients, gasses, hormones, etc.
The one thing this thread absolutely confirms....men shouldn't be making decisions about women's bodies.
Yeah, we’ll see if conservatives who are always worried about slippery slopes hold their own to account in this instance.If this were only about 15 week abortions, the MS law would’ve never went to the Supreme Court. So let’s not hide. Let’s be real. The reason it went to court is because Roe v Wade originally allowed for 28 week elective abortions.
That’s a fully formed child at that point.
That's asinine. That would mean current premature babies are not considered a life. Newborns, are not considered a life.Because it’s not life until it can live on it’s own.