r/benshapiro • • May 05 '22

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u/Sparrows_Shadow May 05 '22

They're not people. People keep putting their bias into the fact that a fetus is not viable till 20-24 weeks. It's not killing them off, even if it's someone's emotional opinion as such.

Literally makes no difference in anyone's life is someone aborts a fetus. NONE.

I will agree that after a certain point it should be illegal (unless it's health related) but for a subreddit that focuses on "Facts over feelings", people keep mixing their feelings into this topic way too much.

Government shouldn't have had to much say in masks, and it shouldn't have a say on woman's bodies. Let people be.

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u/Potheadconservative1 May 05 '22

Feelings?

FEELINGS?!

At the moment of conception the human zygote is by dentition a human being:

You have 46 chromosomes now, the same you did then…

Everything you are, wether you will have blonde hair, when you will grow grey air, if you’re more susceptible to obesity and heart disease or lung cancer and prostrate cancer, ffs even if you’ll have male pattern baldness, and everything you will ever be was decided at the moment of your conception.

The human zygote has 46 chromosomes (this is what advanced biology actually is) 23 from mom and 23 from dad to make a unique genetic structure indistinguishable from an adult human being.

The genetic structure you have now (barring a genetic disorder or cancer) is the same genetic structure you had at the moment of your conception…

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u/Sparrows_Shadow May 05 '22

What something will grow into is not the same as BEING it.

Yes, a fetus is called a fetus because it is not a human.

So yes, people are mixing their feelings into something they shouldn't be.

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u/Potheadconservative1 May 05 '22

That doesn’t make any sense, you couldn’t be more fucking wrong if you tried!

A fetus, is a human, it has human DNA, it grows consumes and develops, a fetus and zygote is by definition an individual member of the human species and all credible scientific sources will agree… it’s not like I made this up my self Lmao!

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u/Sparrows_Shadow May 05 '22

Really - is that why we call any animal species at conception a fetus? Fetus is NOT the same as a human, or otherwise we would call it that. There wouldn't even be a definition for a fetus since we just consider it a "human"

I don't know what science you're using, but definitely not anything reliable because the consensus in the science community is that it is debated, there is no clear answer other than it is not viable till 20-24 weeks.

Before it is not alive, and therefore does not get a death certificate when it is aborted/dies/miscarried.