Question For Pro-Choice People

[BFritz21]

(05-17-2019, 01:22 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Because there is no damaged individual before the end of the second trimester, but there is afterwards.

Think of it this way.  Say you are making pottery.  You have a source of free clay, but you have to pay to have it baked in a kiln.  It does not matter how much you screw up your clay before you pay to bake it.  You can even throw it away if you mess up, but once you pay to have it baked you are responsible for the flaws.  

Since it is not even pottery before it is baked it does not matter what happens before it is baked, but if you screw up and bake it then you are responsible for screwed up pottery.

It is a very simple concept, and everyone seems to get it but you.  I hope this example helps.






**Predicts Brad will still miss the point and instead make some stupid comment about how fetus are different from pottery**

There's a dead baby at the end of the second trimester, which is worse than anything you mentioned.

Anyways, you're not making any sense because you said it's the woman's body and it's her choice, so it shouldn't matter what she does to it before the end of the second trimester.

And everyone seems to get it but me?



There's people arguing both sides in here!  Empty rhetoric that's trying to intimidate me into not realizing that you don't have a point!  Typical!

I also love how you make personal attacks on me when you realize that your arguments aren't making any sense, and, please, mods, take note of these personal attacks because he'd be trying to have me suspended for them if it were the other way around.  

Also, the pottery argument is a horrible attempt at an anything and you're actually saying you're ok with what my OP asked because you're messing with the "pottery" before it reaches three months and then saying you're responsible for the flaws, so the parents would need to live with the child, but they wouldn't be punished for it, just like you wouldn't punish the person making the "pottery."

Hope that helps.