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Topic	Do you mostly consider yourself to be pro choice or pro life?
ReturnOfFa 03/21/22 5:13:37 PM #31:	ParanoidObsessive posted... For a lot of them, the difference is "God's will". Or even just "Nature's course". Like it or not, there is still a significant difference between a biological function failing, and actively disrupting an already successful biological function as an outside agent. The real question is whether or not you care. I wouldn't even label it 'failing', I'd label it an occurrence. I understand your rationale however, they are different. Abortion does go back into the depths of time though, via many different means, so I wouldn't label it necessarily as 'unnatural' in contrast to the body's own events (implanting the embryo or not). --- girls like my fa <cite>ReturnOfFa posted [p:963639039] in Do you mos... [t:79951529]...</cite> <quote>ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite> <quote>For a lot of them, the difference is "God's will". Or even just "Nature's course". Like it or not, there is still a significant difference between a biological function failing, and actively disrupting an already successful biological function as an outside agent. The real question is whether or not you care.</quote>I wouldn't even label it 'failing', I'd label it an occurrence. I understand your rationale however, they are different. Abortion does go back into the depths of time though, via many different means, so I wouldn't label it necessarily as 'unnatural' in contrast to the body's own events (implanting the embryo or not). --- girls like my fa</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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