jon goblin

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@userNofx @_uncleluc @DebuMusashi @BEmpress1984 @_wej01 A caterpillar is not a butterfly. A law school student is not a lawyer. An embryo isn’t a born human. One could become the other, but the caterpillar could get eaten, the student could drop out, and the embryo could be miscarried.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog You are taking for granted that potential magically makes an embryo a human, which to me is arbitrary. I do not accept this as sufficient evidence because nothing in life is guaranteed. The fact that you have a bunch of caveat to your hypothetical literally proves this.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@MaryTracy1101 @KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog You have not adequately demonstrated why these two things are mutually exclusive

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog Intentional killing of what exactly? You’re describing the mechanics of murder without establishing a victim. An embryo at 6 weeks has no consciousness, so therefore no experience to lose. You can’t murder something that hasn’t developed what most use to define life.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@Jakadeus @ArthurSteggles @OliLondonTV @IfindRetards @IfindWankers @FindFaggots Lol snitch who can’t bring two brain cells together to form a rebuttal.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@bonchieredstate Nah, they made a difficult but valid choice.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog A conscious person is born. But consciousness actually begins around 22 weeks, which is why most pro-choice people aren’t arguing for late term abortion. What were you actually trying to prove?

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog Had a teacher once tell the class “ask a stupid question get a stupid answer” so ask better questions.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@svan81 @PrettiGoodLife @hasanthehun Fun fact, she can challenge but it is not guaranteed. Especially since she was not acting in good faith which led to the default judgment. Another fun fact, there are still other cases pending.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@svan81 @PrettiGoodLife @hasanthehun Fun fact, default judgment is a judgment

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@BenZeisloft @TMZ They did not murder a person.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog Most likely both would die if she does nothing because more often than not there is a level of medical care needed at some point

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@NillaMlk @allie__voss @DerekPederson3 The word wrong by definition is a subjective opinion. You can say legal/illegal but there are legal things that some consider wrong and illegal things that some consider good. Also, the rest of your sentence implies that the baby was both living and born when it was killed.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog You are correct that regret is not an excuse for murder. However, you must establish that abortion is murder. I remain unconvinced.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@MaryTracy1101 @KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog All pregnancies have inherent risks, regardless of what is going on with the fetus.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@MaryTracy1101 @KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog And then something changed, so it became a good reason to abort. Can’t misrepresent the story by purposefully leaving out important details

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@allie__voss @DerekPederson3 It’s a philosophical question not a mathematical question. There is no truth when it comes to pro life v pro choice.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@KetterStone @RealDianeYap @MattWalshBlog They still have to carry it, put their lives at risk, their time, career, pay, etc. so it is valid to abort over put up for adoption.

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@Tedette1106 @ZarAliens @ArizonaJTG @DramaAlert Something not alive cannot die

[jon goblin @jongoblinauthor]

@Thomaskliptoman @kushika_twt @C3nse @jbh2564 Even better