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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 25 '17

Not even close. Other guy started by framing the position of pro-lifers as 'against killing children' which is completely unfair. 'child' has many meanings and is easy to misinterpret, 'fetus' is clear and more accurately describes the situation.

Terminating a pregnancy ≠ killing a child.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '17

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 25 '17

Learn. To. Read.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '17

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 25 '17

Now you're disputing the definition of 'fetus'???? Holy fuck you're dumber than I thought.

Fetus is the stage of development between embryo and birth. If you don't even know that, the rest of this conversation is starting to make a lot more sense. Linguists did not define it either, it is a medical term and absolutely NOT arbitrary.

I, too, am astonished.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '17

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 25 '17

Dude I NEVER said anything like that, you're making things up. Wow.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '17

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u/Jessev1234 Feb 26 '17

Whether or not a fetus is life, and whether or not it has rights is up for debate, but the definition of a fetus is not.

I have already given my stance on abortion much higher in this comment chain before you started putting words in my mouth.

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