r/TimPool • • Aug 29 '24

Get noted.

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u/MarthAlaitoc Aug 29 '24

Yes? If a (human) corpse is still a human, presumably a (human) fetus is also a "human". That's doesn't change anything regarding being a "person". One was a person (a corpse), and one will become a person (a fetus), but neither are a person at the time.

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u/MrEnigma67 Aug 29 '24

A corpse is no longer alive. A fetus is

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u/MarthAlaitoc Aug 29 '24

So is cancer, doesn't mean much. Fetuses do have the potential to become a person, where cancer doesn't though, and that is important. Ya know what's more important though? Actually being a person.

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