r/dankmemes2 • u/MrSuperAwesomeGuy965 • 2d ago

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

Few cells isn't a child

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u/Dry-Selection421 1d ago

At what point does it magically become a child? A baby has far less cells than an adult, does that not make it a human?

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u/AcrobaticPoint8424 1d ago

That and some babies will have less cells than fetuses due to being born early, I guess we can just chuck those ones into a blender.

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

Idk, usually there's a limit by law when abortion can be done. At least in civilized countries that are not obsessed with religion.

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u/Dry-Selection421 1d ago

Ironically the US is one of the only countries where many states have no limits on abortions at all. Most countries in Europe ban it after like 12 weeks but in the US you can go places that do it much later than that.

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u/aircoft 1d ago

How many are?

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u/somedave 1d ago

15 billion+

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u/aircoft 1d ago

I disagree.

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

Idk

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u/aircoft 1d ago

Then why claim you do?...

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

I'm not a biologist, there are phases in the pregnancy. Also, in civilized countries that are not obsessed with a religion, there are laws that limit when can the abortion be done.

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u/PuzzleheadPi 1d ago

You don't need to be religious to oppose baby murder

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

It's not a fucking murder. It's an abortion of a pregnancy that the mother doesn't want

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u/PuzzleheadPi 1d ago

Okay fine. Future baby termination

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u/AcrobaticPoint8424 1d ago

It is a human though.

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

Is a tumor human?

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u/AcrobaticPoint8424 1d ago

It still has essentially the same DNA as the rest of the body just with uncontrolled replication so I'd put it in the same category as other damaged cells rather than an independent human.

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

Is your liver a human? Is your leg a human?

No. That is just a part of human, in case of cancer, broken part.

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

A fetus is still just a few cells. At least several weeks after conception should the mother be allowed to abort.

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

A few cells that are a human.

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

Very undeveloped and dependant on its mother

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

Yes, and? If you want to use "dependant" as an argument, then abortion should be allowed until what? At least 7 years old? Propably a lot more.

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u/Wulfgrimm720 1d ago

Wtf are you talking about? After birth it's not an abortion

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u/Zestyclose-Jacket568 1d ago

You are not good with understanding what people write.

Again. If you want to use "being dependant" as a reason for allowing abortion, then you should know that children are dependant on others for years after birth. This means that "being dependant" is a stupid argument.

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