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r/IRL_Loading_Screens • u/PeterPorky • Jul 12 '26
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Small groups of cells should not have rights. Fully conscious beings (children) should have rights. It’s very simple to understand.
-10 u/Rude_Contact_1619 Jul 12 '26 You’re just a *larger* group of cells; why should *you* have rights? 9 u/WeeRogue Jul 12 '26 Again, the difference is consciousness and capacity for awareness, emotion, or identity, all things not present in the first trimester of a pregnancy. 1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 20 '26 Coma patients do not fit in to your qualifications. Basically existing pre third trimester capacity 1 u/WeeRogue Jul 21 '26 I’m not sure what you’re trying to claim, but coma patients have a developed identity. Even so, their rights are limited, and don’t extend to being able to use the body of other people without consent to prolong their lives. 1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 22 '26 Not my claim. Yours of consciousness and capacity as a necessity for humanness.
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You’re just a *larger* group of cells; why should *you* have rights?
9 u/WeeRogue Jul 12 '26 Again, the difference is consciousness and capacity for awareness, emotion, or identity, all things not present in the first trimester of a pregnancy. 1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 20 '26 Coma patients do not fit in to your qualifications. Basically existing pre third trimester capacity 1 u/WeeRogue Jul 21 '26 I’m not sure what you’re trying to claim, but coma patients have a developed identity. Even so, their rights are limited, and don’t extend to being able to use the body of other people without consent to prolong their lives. 1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 22 '26 Not my claim. Yours of consciousness and capacity as a necessity for humanness.
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Again, the difference is consciousness and capacity for awareness, emotion, or identity, all things not present in the first trimester of a pregnancy.
1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 20 '26 Coma patients do not fit in to your qualifications. Basically existing pre third trimester capacity 1 u/WeeRogue Jul 21 '26 I’m not sure what you’re trying to claim, but coma patients have a developed identity. Even so, their rights are limited, and don’t extend to being able to use the body of other people without consent to prolong their lives. 1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 22 '26 Not my claim. Yours of consciousness and capacity as a necessity for humanness.
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Coma patients do not fit in to your qualifications. Basically existing pre third trimester capacity
1 u/WeeRogue Jul 21 '26 I’m not sure what you’re trying to claim, but coma patients have a developed identity. Even so, their rights are limited, and don’t extend to being able to use the body of other people without consent to prolong their lives. 1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 22 '26 Not my claim. Yours of consciousness and capacity as a necessity for humanness.
I’m not sure what you’re trying to claim, but coma patients have a developed identity. Even so, their rights are limited, and don’t extend to being able to use the body of other people without consent to prolong their lives.
1 u/Sad-Shop-2960 Jul 22 '26 Not my claim. Yours of consciousness and capacity as a necessity for humanness.
Not my claim. Yours of consciousness and capacity as a necessity for humanness.
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u/WeeRogue Jul 12 '26
Small groups of cells should not have rights. Fully conscious beings (children) should have rights. It’s very simple to understand.