Comments by "Kate S" (@KateeAngel) on "'This Is A Dolphin Fetus’ Charlie Kirk Humiliated By Ben Gleib During Abortion Debate" video.

There is a moral difference between a dolphin, which is already born, and a human fetus for sure. Dolphin is more important, because it has much more developed brain, can feel more including pain, emotions etc., and can even think on some level, unlike fetuses on first trimester.
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@erin1569 complexity depends not only on species, but also on stage of development. Plenty of species are much less complex than adult human, and much more complex than human embryo on first trimester of pregnancy
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@mekullag how can you say a potential of embryos of other species is lesser than that of human embryo? Other species aren't lesser than us, they are just different. No life form is "superior" or 'inferior"
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So why beings with human DNA are automatically more important even if their level of development is equal to that of another living being? There is no consistent definition of species, so what matters is the level of development of nervous system of a being, not the species. If human embryo at six weeks has a right to live, so do all living beings which have nervous system as complex or more complex, as that embryo. That would certainly include all adult vertebrates at the very least
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@Meo 01 I kill mosquitoes, cause they bite, but release spiders and beetles outside. There is no reason to kill an insect that didn't attack you
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