Quote (thesnipa @ Jul 29 2020 01:09pm)
life begins at conception is a perfectly logical position, despite IVF exceptions. that has nothing to do with faulty application by dudes who want to control female reproduction that are illogically applying the rule and ignoring their own hypocrisy.
a big part of the reason im pro choice is because of compassion i have for women that traditional conservatives dont show, only posture at. and frankly i have no issue moral or otherwise with abortions of early first term fetuses.
When somebody says "life begins at conception" and wants to ban abortion that's a consistent position. But when they then say "but I make an exception for if the conception happens somewhere else" that stops being logical. A person doesn't stop being a person depending on if they are in a different location. It's like saying "Well, no true Scotsman was fertilized in a petri dish".
But... it's very possible somebody says "Life begins at conception, and IVF is murder, but I place a higher moral value on birth, so that outweighs the 99 deaths". That's fine, but in that case you've really devalued the life of those "at conception feetuses", to the point where abortion as a whole becomes a minor issue due to it only being 1/99th as objectionable as an IVF procedure that kills 99 fetuses. Unless of course, that one birth has a huge moral weight. But in that case it's morally imperative to create more births because they have a huge moral weight.
And now you're in wacky land. There's no consistent position for "life begins at conception" with IVF. You always get to silly conclusions, which means it's a silly position to hold.
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jul 29 2020 12:20pm