Pretty cool god knew birth control would turn women into pigs, said "no!"
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Date: April 21st, 2018 10:02 AM Author: snowy cerebral native
no. see you dont even understand it.
or you do and you have to resort to hyperbole.
ridiculous
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Date: April 21st, 2018 10:32 AM Author: arousing cerise philosopher-king
I understand. Abortion is a cornerstone of modern liberalism, which elevates the equality of the sexes to religious dogma. The sexes cannot be equal if a woman can be taken out of the workforce or removed from the life of her choosing by virtue of an unplanned pregnancy. Women cannot function on the same plane as men socially, academically, economically, sexually, or in any other way if they can be saddled with pregnancy and the resulting child. Without abortion, women are constrained by their own biology to a secondary role in society.
There's a bootleggers & baptists aspect to abortion, being that elevating women to the same status of men in the workforce created a massive depression of wages; however at the same time women's rights groups wanted equal opportunity as men. One goal may be nefarious but the other is objectively virtuous. In any regard, there are powerful forces in our society that are extremely interested in legal abortion.
The problem that abortion advocates have is that, at least past the first few weeks, it is objectively murder, on par with exposure or infanticide. The murder aspect of it is simply ignored totally because of the importance of abortion in modern liberalism. This is why advocates don't oppose bills that require abortion victims that are born alive to be given medical attention, or why Fienstein stated that she would support abortion even after the child is born but before the child went home.
The tricky part is the spinning that abortion advocates have to do to gloss over the fact that it is murder of a human being. I fully understand why they do it, I fully understand the importance of abortion to women's equality. The mental gymnastics required to see the "nuances" in abortion procedure are impressive. Back in the day, the argument was that it was a blob of cells, which of course the widespread use of ultrasounds put to bed. Now, it's just spinning.
I understand that it is straight up killing a person. There is a human life, a person that is alive, and another person kills it.
I might have more sympathy if the argument was that it is killing a person, but that killing is justified just like so much other killing is justified (euthanasia, war, death penalty, etc.). That argument is at least honest.
When I'm confronted with the argument that it's not the killing of a person, I assume that the person making this argument is intentionally deluded about the reality of what abortion is because of the importance of abortion in today's society. It's a strikingly similar argument that was made in this country about another issue in the 1850's & 1860's.
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Date: April 21st, 2018 10:55 AM Author: snowy cerebral native
i responded! in another thread because you linked to this.
I'll repoast
Here:
"I might have more sympathy if the argument was that it is killing a person, but that killing is justified just like so much other killing is justified (euthanasia, war, death penalty, etc.). That argument is at least honest."
But I think this IS more or less the reasoned position on abortion among thinking adults though. The only thing i would add is that "PERSONHOOD" is probably not going to be an all-or-nothing assignment here. If we agree that Hiroshima was ultimately the right thing to do, then civilians killed in hiroshima were certainly PERSONS, but they were PERSONS afforded less consideration than otherwise because they were Japs.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3955656&forum_id=2#35887833)
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Date: April 21st, 2018 12:00 PM Author: Nighttime frisky stage feces
You literally wrote: “The abortion debate in this country would be much different if they made that argument. They explicitly argue it's not murder. Probably 2% of people would actually agree with SP here.”
The above comment has no place in this sub thread, because SP explicitly acknowledged that his argument is the strongest one, not the most popular one.
Also: my comment about you being dumb was due to your writing the quote above, not to your argument about the merits of abortion. I don’t need to understand your argument about abortion to know that writing the above quote in this sub thread is dumb af.
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Date: April 21st, 2018 11:12 AM Author: arousing cerise philosopher-king
Date: April 21st, 2018 10:58 AM
Author: Muscadine wine
And that's the trap.
1. You can't acknowledge that it's the killing of a person because it cannot be supported politically or maybe legally if you do so.
2. Linking unborn babies to people killed in war is no bueno. Hiroshima was necessary to bring the end to an awful war and the bombing was made as part of the war effort, what comparable necessity exists for killing un-offending unborn babies. Also, there is debate about the morality of it (I think it is fine, but I acknowledge the argument that it was not - area bombing by the allies in WWII is one of those topics that the morality of it is not often discussed).
3. ""PERSONHOOD" is probably not going to be an all-or-nothing assignment here." (Justice Roger Taney)
4. It's the killing of a person but justified is NOT the argument in favor of legal abortion. Ever. It's always mushmouth about women's rights, patriarchy, or other empty bullshit.
5. Most thinking people think that the extra-judicial killing of a child is morally disgusting. Hell, most thinking people think that the judicial killing of convicted felon adults is morally disgusting.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3955672&forum_id=2#35887855)
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3955656&forum_id=2#35887918) |
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Date: April 21st, 2018 11:00 AM Author: Claret stubborn newt
not sure what your point is here. this is what we all agree is correct. Japs in Hiroshima were people, we killed them, but it had to be done because our American lives were more valuable.
So yeah - some peoples' lives are more valuable than others. Unborn lives are just not valuable.
You can also use this argument for many other things... tee hee.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3955656&forum_id=2#35887859) |
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Date: April 21st, 2018 11:08 AM Author: arousing cerise philosopher-king
So we're straight.
Killing people under certain circumstances is morally acceptable and legal. I agee.
Killing 100,000 civilians by atomic bomb was morally acceptable and legal under the circumstances that we were at the end of WWII (i.e.most devastating war in human history, against a foe that intended to kill millions if Japan was invaded) . I agree.
Killing unborn babies is morally acceptable and legal because they are basically the same as Japanese civilians during WWII. NOPE
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3955656&forum_id=2#35887902) |
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Date: April 21st, 2018 11:21 AM Author: snowy cerebral native
"Killing unborn babies is morally acceptable and legal because they are basically the same as Japanese civilians during WWII. NOPE"
Who said this? not i.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3955656&forum_id=2#35887974)
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