Message from @Blackhawk342

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2018-11-02 17:24:36 UTC  

i don't think it was ever really in question. And i don't think there was any argument about its legality. It was more around the moral side. Which for life threatening situations should be an easy call. Either 1 dies or they both die. The main focus was on at what point should a clump of cells be considered worth of full human rights

2018-11-02 17:25:33 UTC  

for once it is worthy of full human rights, then usually the right to life trumps most others (Within reason)

2018-11-02 17:25:43 UTC  
2018-11-02 17:29:18 UTC  

First off, @DrYuriMom, I think that yes, there are matters of life or liberty which justify abortion.

2018-11-02 17:29:43 UTC  

Those being rape or a threat to the mother's life.

2018-11-02 17:31:05 UTC  

Those would be matters to be considered medical.

2018-11-02 17:33:19 UTC  

hmm, i wonder, in the case of rape where a female is the rapist, does that mean the male can choose to have it aborted?

2018-11-02 17:33:57 UTC  

In those cases the male should not be financially responsible for the kid...

2018-11-02 17:34:53 UTC  

obviously, the concept of financial abortion.

2018-11-02 17:35:14 UTC  

but technically, minus medical costs, a female could to

2018-11-02 17:35:40 UTC  

I've seen courts rule some fucked up rulings.

2018-11-02 17:35:47 UTC  

me too

2018-11-02 17:36:01 UTC  

but this is not about current settings

2018-11-02 17:36:59 UTC  

but think about it: if you have something you consider life, when its one direction (male raping a female), we give the victim the option to kill it. But when going in the other direction (female raping a male) we don't.

2018-11-02 17:37:30 UTC  

It's still life.

2018-11-02 17:37:37 UTC  

both should always have the option to not be financially responsible after giving birth if they don't want to.

2018-11-02 17:37:45 UTC  

both being the vicitms

2018-11-02 17:38:08 UTC  

I suppose I'd say it's a philosophically dirty act, but necessary.

2018-11-02 17:38:17 UTC  

yes, but why give one the option not the other? is life when the rapist is male just not as valuable?

2018-11-02 17:38:59 UTC  

because of body autonomy

2018-11-02 17:39:00 UTC  

That's a hard question to answer.

2018-11-02 17:39:13 UTC  

More or less what he said.

2018-11-02 17:39:36 UTC  

yes, but that is why we try to devalue the fetus as not being life

2018-11-02 17:39:50 UTC  

but if it is not life, then why not give the victims equal footing

2018-11-02 17:40:02 UTC  

victim gets to decide whether to abort or not

2018-11-02 17:40:11 UTC  

Its devalued as less than life to give those who undergo it more peace of mind

2018-11-02 17:40:24 UTC  

criminal forfeits their choice.

2018-11-02 17:40:39 UTC  

but if it is life, how much less is life worth than body autonomy?

2018-11-02 17:41:03 UTC  

I'm washing my hands of that call.

2018-11-02 17:41:10 UTC  

We have body autonomy for corpses

2018-11-02 17:41:27 UTC  

I've no sympathy for the hypothetical rapist.

2018-11-02 17:41:40 UTC  

Criminals get body autonomy too, even after they die

2018-11-02 17:42:25 UTC  

Two wrongs dont make a right and I see no point in violating people's rights anymore than absolutely necessary

2018-11-02 17:42:44 UTC  

If a woman wants to get an abortion she should talk it over with the father first

2018-11-02 17:42:52 UTC  

yes, then why violate the right to life over the right to body autonomy

2018-11-02 17:43:12 UTC  

and for rape, for someone who is as much a victim

2018-11-02 17:43:30 UTC  

Because the body autonomy right supersedes the right to life

2018-11-02 17:43:52 UTC  

Cant take organs out of a corpse if they didnt sign a donor card before they passed

2018-11-02 17:44:14 UTC  

I think you could get permission from the family, but dont quote me on that

2018-11-02 17:44:15 UTC  

california is fucked they dont even execute when the person wants it