Onus probandi: If you make a claim, be prepared to back it up. Don't expect other people to do your research for you. It is your responsibility, not others', to prove your argument.
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@yaesabix@yurinatingz@CoachKybet You realize that these are federal laws, right? So they exist in states with no limits on abortions?
You realize that state-level laws like these also exist.
@_trash_void@Rothmus There are very good arguments to be had that mandatory online identification is a security and privacy risk, but it most certainly is not "nazi shit."
@BlueTheSorcerer@CoachKybet You know full well what everyone means when we hear "abortion." You know full-well that we are talking about the act of deliberately executing an unborn child.
@BlueTheSorcerer@CoachKybet Heart attacks also happen all the time. What's your point?
Conception is the only point where you create a new human, as a separate organism, with separate DNA.
@BlueTheSorcerer@CoachKybet It's not the same. You're deliberately conflating *spontaneous* with *intentional* abortions. A miscarriage is a natural, if unfortunate process.
@BlueTheSorcerer@CoachKybet It's not the same. You're deliberately conflating *spontaneous* with *intentional* abortions. A miscarriage is a natural, if unfortunate process.
You're not being honest. If you were, you wouldn't do this.
@yurinatingz@CoachKybet Abortion is the act of a woman hiring someone to violently end her pregnancy without the child's consent.
It's actually more calculating than murder. It's equivalent to an assassination.
@stellarbackhand@WHUfromUSA24@CoachKybet Consent? Yes, consent. Who in the scenario we are discussing is incapable of giving consent? The individual doomed to die.
@eggwhites@AbolitionRising A brain dead human is dead. Unless you are aware of some technology that can restore neural activity after brain death, it's not the same.
If you are interested in comparing abortion to miscarriage, this conversation is already a nonstarter.
Insurance policies change in value and cost based on your age; this isn't relevant.
We use birth certificates to designate a *birth* date. Conception dates are much harder.
But I actually don't think you care about any of those things. If your whole argument boils down to "muh body," then you're forgetting about the second human involved.