Comments by "Bernie the Kiwi Dragon" (@berniethekiwidragon4382) on "LEAK: Supreme Court To Strike Down Roe vs. Wade" video.

  1. Yes, bring them into a world where mom can't or even won't take care of them, force them to compete with their siblings for resources, have them brave the country that refuses to protect them from guns, employee exploitation, and ever mounting student debts, leaving them to grow ill without universal healthcare. You stop caring the moment they are born.
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  2. Stop lying. They aren't killing babies. Once born, they have the same rights as you do, as if you care to actually uphold them.
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  3. Not so. The draft has been leaked.
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  4.  @zacharyzuniga1599  Since you clearly have no idea what biology, I'll elaborate. First of all, it is not a baby until it is born. At some point, it becomes viable were it to be born, but not before then. Secondly, it is like an organ before birth. Even its metabolic rate is the same as the rest of its mother's.
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  5.  @christianfascist7281  Why? She will be able to make her own decisions about her own body, instead being told what to do in the land of uneducated, unsophisticated, superstitious, chauvinistic, religious, ideologue barbarians.
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  6. They have lifetime appointments. They have no need for survival instincts.
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  7.  @philjohnson3217  So what's your argument? That if we don't know, the parties didn't switch? Are you soughting to deny history?
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  8. What are you blithering about? Stop projecting.
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  9. Embryos ARE NOT babies. This is what happens when you don't fund education properly in the USA.
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  10. That's not what he is saying, even if he doesn't articulate it well. He is trying to talk about viability.
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  11.  @hkgunmoney4029  It doesn't. If it is unborn, it is not a baby. Technically, it is still part of the woman. Even it's metabolic rate is similar to just one of the other organs. Viability basically means it will live and grow if you feed it and give it warmth. A term baby will, as well as a preterm baby born at 22 to 23 weeks gestation (21 in extreme cases), with added support. An embryo or a fetus younger than that cannot be expected to survive with these measures.
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