The Abortion Question

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(10-09-2015, 11:01 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: Eat a snickers. 

I didn't call "it" embryonic and fetal. I called the type of development embryonic and fetal. I used them as adjectives to describe development, not nouns. Of course it is human, you *******!  It's not another species. I've never denied a human zygote was human.

An education doesn't make someone more intelligent. It makes them more educated. Do I think I'm smarter than you?  Without a doubt. It has nothing to do with my education and everything to do with your stupid responses like this one where I find myself explaining basic English to your ass. If you would like to share your science background feel free. 

Yes, you called human development embryonic and fetal, not sure what you are trying to dispute here.

 
When I used “it” to describe your use of the inanimate words embryonic and fetal “it” becomes a noun (subject).
 
Quick, look on the ground; there’s a hair that you can try to split.
 
As long as ewe think your smarter than me, their will at least be won. Isle go out on a limb and suggest you’re sidekick feels this way two; so that makes too. (just for U)
 
I do hope the two of you continue, but I must admit: The matador has grown tired of dancing with the blind shoemakers.