Because that's when it becomes a biological individual? How is that not basic biology? Just because something is "alive" doesn't mean it has value though.

Is a tumor alive? An embryo destined for miscarriage? The -80c freezer full of embryo's at every fertility clinic in america?

It's alive in the most literal definition of the word but it isn't the kind of life we assign rights to.

For you embryo fans. Which ones the human embryo



This post was edited by Sioux on Dec 6 2021 10:34pm

A tumor isn't a biological individual but it is very much alive. An embryo destined for miscarriage clearly has value b/c pregnant women cry like little bitches when you kick them in the uterus for being out of line. Frozen embryos also have value b/c if I let them all die, there will be a lot of upset gay/biologically unfit couples.

Anyway, we assign different rights to individuals depending on the age. You can be charged with murdering a fetus in many states. You can't vote until you're 18. You can't drink until you're 21. You can't give sexual consent until you're 15. Hell, Roe basically gave us an outline for when the State can give rights to fetuses.

Human life has no value.

The zygote is the earliest stage in life of a human. Its a distinct human organism and it is very much alive.

What every republican thinks after a human is born.

If someone spends 5fg and searches your posts, they'd come up with that conclusion as well

This post was edited by ChocolateCoveredGummyBears on Dec 6 2021 11:53pm

They all aliens kill it with fire

Don't murder babies.

We got to legislate that shit.