>just because it doesn't resemble a human being for another couple of months doesn't mean it doesn't have as much right to exist that is exactly what it means right now, legally. You shouldn't mix the word rights in a moral argument, rights are only what we're allowed to have by society. Right now, that fertilized has no rights.
It is the fertilized egg of a human. It is two haploid cells come together and the process begins that will end in the birth of a fully developed human being. This egg has the potential to become a fully developed human, but at this first stage it is a single cell. You have a lot of single cells in your body right now that you have no trouble removing, that is why a successful argument against abortion must hinge on the potential of this fertilized egg.
Christian Wood
But if abortion was illegal certain races might umm.. multiply quickly
Samuel Hall
Expand you your first point. Human life begins at conception because why?
Tyler Cox
No, you haven't. Quote me a science book that says so and I'll believe you. But you can't, because it's not.
Stop being retarded.
Caleb Perez
These damn feminazi clumps of cells need to be aborted before they can protest more at "rallies."
Sick of all the Marxist dogma infecting society
Grayson Green
>3: It is immoral to intentionally kill an innocent human being but let me guess, you have no problem killing animals for no reason other then them tasting good?
Thomas Murphy
Also I might add that life without consciousness is not worth more than a bacteria, a tree or a worm.
I understand you pro-life people "feel" the need to protect a fetus, but you need to understand also that some people disagree and you need to stop pushing your shitty opinions on others.
Isaiah Wilson
>rights are only what we're allowed to have by society. >american flag no. "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among them are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
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Josiah Flores
The only argument has always and will be forever be is when does life start? Does it start at conception or end of first trimester... If you determine that then your logic works. I don't think I agree that a zygote is a human.. but a fetus is undeniably so.
