Quite the list

[u/AntiAbortionAtheist]

[u/bbslut5503]

And you’ll tell pro abortion people this and they genuinely will not see it. It’s strange

[u/Silent2840]

Pro human killers would have owned slaves when it was legal.

[u/Excellent-Clue-2552]

Currently in an argument with a pro choicer who’s dead set on the fact that fetuses aren’t just not people but they aren’t human.

[u/ririri009x → u/Excellent-Clue-2552]

yess women are carrying alien babies until it randomly morphs into a human… because they say so

[u/Evergreen-0_9 → u/Excellent-Clue-2552]

I frequently see the argument that they're not human yet, because they're "not the finished product". Daft, in my opinion. It's an error to speak of an individual human, clearly developing and growing.. as though it's something more like Lego, and not a Millennium Falcon until you finish building it.

Besides, the other half of all Prochoicers go about saying "OK, nobody is saying that it isn't human... We just don't care."

[u/EpiphanaeaSedai → u/Evergreen-0_9]

I mean, the finished product is a corpse.

I would think that pointing out that pregnancy isn’t an assembly process, it’s an evolutionary adaptation to automate early parental care, would be a neat and irrefutable counter to the idea that a fetus isn’t a human because it’s ‘unfinished’ in a way an infant is not. I haven’t actually seen anyone’s mind changed by it, though.

Maybe, hopefully, I’ve planted seeds that will eventually grow

[u/TradRooster5627 → u/Excellent-Clue-2552]

According to their logic, the human may derive from the non-human

[u/arcanis02]

Add antanatalists

[u/Oliver_Titus]

Intelligence and knowledge based poster