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Topic	Whether you are for or against abortion
ChromaticAngel 09/18/17 1:21:16 PM #235:	Zodd3224 posted... ChromaticAngel posted... Zodd3224 posted... I morally think killing an embryo at any stage is wrong. Why? http://www.webmd.com/baby/1to3-months Vacuuming that out and ending its developing life is wrong. Im curious why you dont find that morally wrong? 1. "Why not?" isn't an answer. 2. I know what an embryo / fetus is. 3. insert link about what mother goes through for 9 months of pregnancy + what happens to academic progress of teen mothers in high school, generous and assume adoption instead of then having financial burdern for 18 years Unlike you, instead of saying "Why do you think it's not immoral to force someone to go through that against their will." I will tell you why it's immoral. 1. Forcing pregnancy is discriminatory towards the poor. Rich women can fly to another country and get abortions. Additionally, giving birth is significantly more expensive than abortion which hurts people that lack health insurance. 2. Pregnancy in high school forces a drop out which irrevocably fucks up the rest of the mother's life for a decision made during a time when bad decision frequency is at its peak due to kids being stupid, horny, and stupid + horny at the same time. 3. Circumstances under which a child is conceived are not always constant. Parents who are well prepared to have a child may suddenly go home one day to find out that their house burned down because of a fridge fire and have to move into one of their parents' or some other issue that turns life upside down. 4. A mother may have a medical issue such as smoking or alcoholism that she's currently struggling with that would have a terrible impact on the baby. 5. Certain women, particularly teens, live in households were they might be subjected to abuse themselves if their parents discovered they were pregnant. They need to be able to terminate the pregnancy discreetly without causing alarm. Now, you're free to elaborate why cutting out a clump of cells is immoral, and you're going to have to do better than "it just is" --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:886827790] in Whether yo... [t:75774151]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zodd3224 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ChromaticAngel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zodd3224 posted...</cite> <quote>I morally think killing an embryo at any stage is wrong.</quote> Why?</quote> http://www.webmd.com/baby/1to3-months Vacuuming that out and ending its developing life is wrong. Im curious why you dont find that morally wrong?</quote> 1. "Why not?" isn't an answer. 2. I know what an embryo / fetus is. 3. insert link about what mother goes through for 9 months of pregnancy + what happens to academic progress of teen mothers in high school, generous and assume adoption instead of then having financial burdern for 18 years Unlike you, instead of saying "Why do you think it's not immoral to force someone to go through that against their will." I will tell you why it's immoral. 1. Forcing pregnancy is discriminatory towards the poor. Rich women can fly to another country and get abortions. Additionally, giving birth is significantly more expensive than abortion which hurts people that lack health insurance. 2. Pregnancy in high school forces a drop out which irrevocably fucks up the rest of the mother's life for a decision made during a time when bad decision frequency is at its peak due to kids being stupid, horny, and stupid + horny at the same time. 3. Circumstances under which a child is conceived are not always constant. Parents who are well prepared to have a child may suddenly go home one day to find out that their house burned down because of a fridge fire and have to move into one of their parents' or some other issue that turns life upside down. 4. A mother may have a medical issue such as smoking or alcoholism that she's currently struggling with that would have a terrible impact on the baby. 5. Certain women, particularly teens, live in households were they might be subjected to abuse themselves if their parents discovered they were pregnant. They need to be able to terminate the pregnancy discreetly without causing alarm. Now, you're free to elaborate why cutting out a clump of cells is immoral, and you're going to have to do better than "it just is" --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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