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| 1 | this comic is fitting for here ....You are right about the brain death, you don't come back from that. I should have taken more time to write out my comment. But I still think I have some valid points I can make. You say future status is not relevant to the rights at the point of abortion. Why do you think that? What are you reasons? Is future status ever relevant, and if so at what point does it become so? Without interference, Terri Schiavo would have died naturally. Without interference, a zygote will often become a fetus, and… | /r/MensRights | 13/03/14 02:46 AM |
| 1 | this comic is fitting for here ....But I am not actually concerned with "potential humans". There are an infinite possibility of "potential humans" from the number of eggs and sperm that exist and all the combinations that could be made between them. I am concerned with what actually is human. A zygote is genetically a unique human-being, and should be granted human rights (such as the right to life). If you want to argue that a zygote is not a human-being, you can make a case for that. (By the way, thanks for taking the time to … | /r/MensRights | 13/03/14 02:19 AM |
| 1 | this comic is fitting for here ....Whether or not most zygotes die naturally should not play a part in whether or not we should be able to unnaturally terminate. It has a completely unique human, genetic heritage and if it is viable it should be granted human rights. Sperm and Egg are nothing like a zygote. They will never become anything else without direct outside forces. | /r/MensRights | 12/03/14 07:42 AM |
| -1 | this comic is fitting for here ....Well, a better example would be to say it is like a brain dead body that under most circumstances, given nine months, will become a human with full brain function. So, if a woman goes into a coma and the doctors give her a %99 chance of recovery given a relatively short amount of time, we should still deem her a corpse without rights? | /r/MensRights | 10/03/14 03:59 AM |
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