The Abortion Question

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(10-10-2015, 03:12 PM)GodHatesBengals Wrote: It depends.

It could eventually implant in the uterine cavity and develop into a perfectly healthy embryo, then a fetus, and then eventually a birth would occur and you'd have an infant.

Or, it could implant elsewhere, such as in the Fallopian tube, which is called an ectopic pregnancy. In this case it will most likely never develop into a viable fetus and is extremely dangerous to the woman carrying it.

Or, it might not implant at all, in which case it will degenerate and pass from the woman. So actually, yes; in many cases it does basically "just disappear".

The rest of your reply to me=word games and rebutted points.

Thanks for once again proving my point that pro choicers have to go to great lengths to rationalize the murder of unborn children. The fact of the matter that zybotes, embryos, fetuses, etc. are all stages of HUMAN development and that the intentional ending of such is what usually called murder.

(10-10-2015, 03:16 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Unless we suddenly live in a world where it is illegal, it's not murder. Calling it so is sensationalization. 

You can explain why you believe "fur is murder", but that doesn't mean that the phrase "fur is murder" is not an act of sensationalization. 

Just like those advocating for gay marriage to be accepted were sensationalizing when saying the ban on GM was unconstituational and/or discrimination? Please spare me your bullshit.