@QuiteContrary09 @MansaMusaRevers @HalloweenStudio@briantylercohen Are gonna happen legally or illegally but I don't think it's anyone elses place to try to tell someone what to do with their body.
@QuiteContrary09 @MansaMusaRevers @HalloweenStudio@briantylercohen And I agree with that. To me at the end of the day, we'll never all agree on abortion laws. I think it should be up to the person. If you want one have one, if you don't then don't. I think putting laws in place to try and stop them is doing more harm than good because abortions
@MansaMusaRevers @QuiteContrary09 @HalloweenStudio@briantylercohen Have exactly a set definition of it. I just know that technically a birth certificate is not issued until that first breath outside of the womb but clearly everyone kind of has an opinion on where they believe life begins and ends & it's hard to say who's exactly right and wrong.
@MansaMusaRevers @QuiteContrary09 @HalloweenStudio@briantylercohen Value of life than humans to some. Also not trying to get to off topic and I know its can be "controversial" to some to compare other forms of life to a human but all I'm trying to get at is that the definition can be confusing of life and death and to extent I don't we really
@MansaMusaRevers @QuiteContrary09 @HalloweenStudio@briantylercohen We technically go off of a heartbeat but you can also be considered brain dead too so I do think it gets confusing on trying to define exactly where life begins and ends.
@MansaMusaRevers @QuiteContrary09 @HalloweenStudio@briantylercohen Hi not trying to argue or attack but I just wanted to ask if a fetus is considered alive before it's first breath then why is a birth certificate issued when the fetus comes out of the womb and takes it first breath? I think birth(and death) can be complicated because