Against, because it kills the zygote

that means that unprotected sex doesn't necessarily end up with the woman impregnated

Brain activity does not occur until after the first trimester, can we then agree that it is not alive nor having potential until the second trimester??

yes

yee

No, because, once again, if left unimpeded, brain activity would begin

well i mean it has potential of life

But, it has the potential to then have potential

Your stance is not potential then

but potential of life can also be, as komrade said, lost in menstruation/'jerking off'

I've defined potential as beginning the moment a zygote is formed, numerous times. I'm not really sure what you're getting at

Define potential

I just did in the sentence above....

BillcatToday at 10:30 AM
I've defined potential as beginning the moment a zygote is formed

And previous to this, multiple timems

but sperm and egg has potential

Potential, in this context, would be the ability for a human to form if natural processes, beginning with the formation of a zygote, are left unimpeded

they have potential to become zygote

And we're back to square one, smh

they have potential to become potential lmao

yea

ouch that hurt

Ok, but I don't care about the potential to become potential

The potential argument is a continuous regression

so that's still potential, it's just less potential

I only care about potential

but everything has potential

I would consider killing a potential life a regression, komrade, but to each their own

sperm is potential for potential

everything is lol ashna

Okay, what if the zygote impedes on the mother's potential

potential for potential for life = potential for life

As in, the fetus could eventually harm the mother?

Like some sort of pregnancy complication?

ye

what if the mother knows the child has no potential

Yes, both economically, socially, and medically

thomas no

youchie

For example a teen pregnancy has less potential to get the job they want or to continue in their life

You would then be impeding on the mom's potential