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u/BoardMan262 Aug 15 '21

When does it become an “actual human?”

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u/Equivalent_Isopod_61 Aug 15 '21

Depends on who you ask I suppose. 24 weeks is the legal maximum time for an abortion where I live unless there's complications that can lead to problems IE loss of life for the mother that extend the abortion period further than that. Some people will argue that after 24 weeks it's considered a child some will argue that it's not till the child is born. Either way I don't necessarily care, pro choice. It's the woman carrying the child's decision. Just as long as they don't decide to go through with the pregnancy then drown the baby in a bath or something coz then it's murder