10-07-2015, 02:31 PM
(10-07-2015, 03:45 AM)Brownshoe Wrote: 1. No you cant. You need to look up renter rights and squatter rights.
2. Common sense will tell you that when the fetus has brainwaves it should be considered an individual.
You stated the embyo is separate from the mother. You stated separate = individual. You're all over the place.
Quote:If you remove the fetus it will still be alive for a short amount of time. If it was a part of the mother it would die instantly when separated.
Define "short amount of time" and "instantly."
Quote:Right now the only reason why it can't live outside of the mother is because we don't have the technology to support it's life.
Depending upon the gestational age, the fetus doesn't have the lung maturity to breath on its own. It doesn't have the neurological maturity to control its lungs.
Quote:It's common sense to say something is alive based on it's vital signs and not based on if it can survive outside of its natural habitat.
If you place me underwater or in outer space, my vital signs will confirm very quickly I can't survive out of my natural habitat.
