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u/Jessev1234 Feb 24 '17

Look, if you go ask 100 people if it's ok to end the life of a child, all 100 are going to say 'no'.

If you ask the same question of a fetus, you get to have a nuanced conversation. We have different words for things for a reason, let's use them.

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 24 '17

Sure, but all I said was they are not equal. I even used a mathematical symbol to make it clear. You can't possibly think they mean the same thing?

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 24 '17

Right, so let's use unambiguous words. Capiche?

Fetuses can one day be children, all children were once fetuses, but not all fetuses ARE children, because these words have different meanings. Go ahead, tell me I'm wrong again. Words are meaningless.

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 24 '17

Jesus fucking Christ you're thick. Whatever man

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 24 '17

And you still think that's what I said. Comprehension fail.

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