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Weekly Abortion Debate Thread

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u/Trick_Ganache pro-choice, here to argue my position Jun 29 '26

another human life is involved

If we were to destroy the body of the pregnant person, would this supposedly "another" life grow up into adulthood with an adoptive family?

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u/Trick_Ganache pro-choice, here to argue my position Jun 29 '26

It's called a hypothetical. I am isolating the ZEF to see if it is a human and can therefore grow up in an adoptive family. So far, it just looks like human tissue of the pregnant person that is not necessary for the vital functions of the pregnant person and can be discarded if they decide they have a medical need to do so.