So to go back to our earlier conversation,
Abortion is inherently immoral. In order to argue that it’s moral, you have to start changing parameters to attempt to push it outside of moral consistency.
Most of us would define ending a human life as immoral. So you would have to say a fetus is either not alive or not human for it to not be immoral.
This is where a pro-abortion moralist so to speak would start changing the definition of “alive” to make it fit, which basically is already losing the argument.
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You don’t say?
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its a debate of how you define personhood, which is something not acknowledged within your post
and im not willing to have that debate rn cus its almost dog park time. joop has the zooms.
Changing the definition of personhood is not a moral argument. It’s a semantic argument. And that’s why it’s a moral failure.
It's entitled "Mimosa" -- by cabezadenego, Mbé, and Leyblack; you can look it up.
Of course, it's moral.
It is not moral unless you believe ending a human life is consistently non-contextually moral
So to go back to our earlier conversation,
Abortion is inherently immoral. In order to argue that it’s moral, you have to start changing parameters to attempt to push it outside of moral consistency.
Most of us would define ending a human life as immoral. So you would have to say a fetus is either not alive or not human for it to not be immoral.
This is where a pro-abortion moralist so to speak would start changing the definition of “alive” to make it fit, which basically is already losing the argument.
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I’m pro choice, btw. I just feel like the moral distinction is appropriate for people to understand.
Changing the definition of personhood is not a moral argument. It’s a semantic argument. And that’s why it’s a moral failure.
no, it’s a philosophical discussion.
I’m not a huge destiny fan but you can find his debates on it. I’m pretty much aligned with him on the subject.
It is not moral unless you believe ending a human life is consistently non-contextually moral
It's moral if they're an intruder.
It is not moral unless you believe ending a human life is consistently non-contextually moral
artist said the other day when u brought this up
the fetus is parasitic therefore it's moral to kill a parasite
no, it’s a philosophical discussion.
I’m not a huge destiny fan but you can find his debates on it. I’m pretty much aligned with him on the subject.
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