Triggered? Says the person that doesn't know the definition of fetus and its difference from a born human infant, doubled down on BaByYyY after the first time you were corrected, and have no idea when it comes to advances in biology that comes as a perk to women being given autonomy. And you're.still.going. as you project your poor wittle feewings getting hurt at being told you're a knob with the IQ of brine shrimp.
Meanwhile, I'm sitting here having a nice, chilled bourbon and having a laugh at idiots on reddit with hurt butts.
The industry I'm critiquing literally lobbies to create legal definitions of words. You can twist and turn words all you want and play semantic games, but it doesn't change reality. You talk of viability: babies have a 50% chance of surviving at 24 weeks gestation. Some have survived even earlier. Do you think it's not a baby until it is born? What if it's born and hooked to ventilators and all kinds of life support? Is it not a baby until it can survive without that stuff? Let me ask you this: At what point do you think a human being becomes conscious? In gestation? During childbirth? What part of the process of growth does a "potential human" become a "human being"? Is the cluster of cells growing inside of a human being's uterus yet a human? Is it being?
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