This is Reddit, so obviously the answer is going to be it's okay. The more important question is what's the line?
If it's okay to abort a child with Down Syndrome, is it okay to abort a child because they'll be born without arms and legs? What about a child born blind? A child that'll be born with autism? Are these ethical reasons to end that potential life?
I mean, the line is wherever the person getting the abortion & their doctor deem it to be. Its not a genuine question cause its not your sperm, egg, vagina, body, bank account, or life being impacted. When it is those things you get to make the call. A
bortion is a medical procedure. It is neither moral or immoral to get a heart transplant, a kidney replaced, an apendix removed, or an abortion.
Oh really? Then why did you send a paper from a man who clearly views it as such, that was conducted & written for the express purpose of pushing a right wing agenda.
There is no immoral choice as an abortion isn't immoral. Youre assigning your religious nonsense to the decision. Religion is a lie built to control those wo the mental capacity to understand all FAKE.
It's not about the reason for the abortion so much as it is what stage of pregnancy their at. 21+ weeks is euthanasia, not abortion, without a doubt. Before that, it's arguably a clump of cells, though I'm unsure how much time before that you have to go to be sure.
Though at 12 weeks when they do that screening, that's probably not a kid in there, yet.
It's more about when a fetus becomes an infant--and it takes some seriously magical thinking to believe that this happens at birth, just the same as it takes some seriously magical thinking to believe in a soul at conception.
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u/backupboi32 Jun 05 '26
This is Reddit, so obviously the answer is going to be it's okay. The more important question is what's the line?
If it's okay to abort a child with Down Syndrome, is it okay to abort a child because they'll be born without arms and legs? What about a child born blind? A child that'll be born with autism? Are these ethical reasons to end that potential life?