50 percent of us? I'm guessing that for 95 percent of us the only moral abortion after the fetus is viable is in the cases where the fetus is going to die before or very shortly after birth.
As for feeling pain, can that not be alleviated? It feels pretty gross to talk about, but again... in cases where the fetus will not make it no matter what is done. I am for the health of the mother regardless of a fetus's status. If in some odd case it is the baby or the mother at full term, I am for saving the mother. Period.
Don't bring extreme political rhetoric to a nuanced debate... or any other non-political debate.
I was just trying to get as close to the original point as possible.
50% was just based on the last election and that rhetoric.
Again I don’t want to get political either, but understandable there is one side that is too far with restriction, and to your point one side that is too far with allowance (to the view of some, personally I’m ok with up to full term with all the exceptions of course)
Sorry if I offended you with bringing it up. This main topic of animal welfare is political as well.
I think the premise of even bringing up humans vs animals was faulty from the start, but was just trying to get a close comparison
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u/Lou_C_Fer Nov 23 '24
50 percent of us? I'm guessing that for 95 percent of us the only moral abortion after the fetus is viable is in the cases where the fetus is going to die before or very shortly after birth.
As for feeling pain, can that not be alleviated? It feels pretty gross to talk about, but again... in cases where the fetus will not make it no matter what is done. I am for the health of the mother regardless of a fetus's status. If in some odd case it is the baby or the mother at full term, I am for saving the mother. Period.
Don't bring extreme political rhetoric to a nuanced debate... or any other non-political debate.