well it's still killing them

It prevents a necessary step from taking place, rather than outright halting the whole process, right?

?

It would be like leaving an infant in a desert.

Sure, you didn't kill the baby.

It could easily be argued that an abortion is simply forcing a miscarriage later in the term

But you let it die.

yea i was gonna say its like preventing someone from eating

@C1PHER Sorry late to the convo.
To answer your question about rape pregnancy:
The baby never chose to be the result of a rape; therefore shouldnt have to pay with its life for a crime it never asked to be the result of.
Execute the rapist.

in all scenarios execute the rapist

^

Solidly that

Additionally, if women actually took the proper procedures to report the rape immediatly after it occured instead of waiting several days/weeks/months/years, they wouldve been provided with Plan B to prevent the pregnancy and STD testing (this is standard procedure according to the Violence Against Womens Act, short VAWA) ontop of having a chance to get the rapist actually answering for their crime while there's actual evidence to be collected

@pussydestroyer but plan B is basically the same morally as an abortion.

@DJ_Anuz is it though? You dont know if the egg has been fertilized or not

^ you definitely don't

but apparently to some people it's still not the same morally even if it is fertilized

Plan b doesn't prevent the egg from being fertalized though.

It prevents a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterus.

It prevents the egg from attaching to the uterine wall

You're right

But that still leaves the question whether you know if the egg has been fertilized or not

So you're essentially starving a fertilized, distinct human, to death.

Potentially

If the egg hasn't been fertalized then she wouldn't get pregnant.

y not

Uhh...

I mean. Eggs don't fertilize themselves?

if i cum in some chick then she takes the plan b

1 minute later

it's not fertilized

? right

Actually it can be.

There's still no guarantee that the egg has been fertilized

it could also not be

Fertilization happens the second sperm comes in contact with the egg.

I don't get what your points are?

Regardless of whether or not the egg is fertilized, plan b prevents a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterus, killing it.

Schrodinger's egg

I get what yours is. Except yours is still flawed since there is no guarantee to whether the egg has been fertilized or not

So its basically Shrodingers egg