Comments by "King Orange" (@kingorange7739) on "Big Think"
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@EnlightenedByKnowledge
1. I never said the law doesn't mean anything. If I thought that than my only reason to follow it would solely be to avoid consequences. I said it was not relevant to the argument unless u were to put in an application that reinforces ur point that came before and without a direct connection to Roe v. Wade.
2. The motives are not the point. I don't care if ur killing an innocent human being for a self righteous purpose or to simply steal their wallet. It doesn't change what their doing. Also the irony is that Nazis and Slave owners used the same rationality that Pro abortion people use now. That it is not a full human being because of x versus y.
3. Yep I do because regardless if they do or not, they know the risk coming in. Not to even mention that 46% abortion mothers don't even use contraceptions and some of the 54% that do don't use them consistent or correctly.
4. It is not a matter of consequence but rather that she should not be allowed the separate act of killing an innocent being for happened previously when it is not at fault. But in the case of them being careless then sure. :)
5. That right to life means that it (As an innocent human being) cannot be taken without consequence. Again by all means if ur better alternative is to punish women after the abortion then that would be acceptable but not ideal since like I said before, the goal of pro life is to prevent abortion not simply punish for the act.
6. Yep
7. I do. Obviously problems and issues would follow suit like any change to things would. When slavery became outlawed, problems followed with that as well. Doesn't mean the action should not had been taken. Also those problems that would follow would be allowed to be worked out since the core issue would be set behind us once when abortion is made illegal. Because once when that safety net is gone then people will have no choice but to work out the other issues and problems.
8. Again I have made my stance clear. I'm not going to say that everything with the logic is perfect, but it does have better consistency than what the pro choice argument can say. I mean for goodness sake, pro choice members can't even agree when the cutoff point should be.
9. Saying a Spectrum of whether one truly, fully knows or not does not mean jack. Ever heard the saying better safe than sorry? It would be the same as driving in a dark night and while driving u see a figure ahead that u think might be a person. Do u A, Slow/stop the car to make sure u know for sure, or B keep driving and risk hitting what may or may not be ahead of u. If ur answer is A then then its the same principle is the arguments against the spectrum.
10. I mean for the most part, yes. Obviously an adult can vote and has certain rights inherent to adults but as far as a right to live. Yes I consider them equal.
My opinion did change once. It is why I'm here. I use to live with that mentality especially while depressed on why anyone should care about a being that didn't know it was living, or could feel pain, or could think. That thought changed when I realized both the logic gaps that it had since many of those things could be applied to adults but also because I realized that without conception, there would be no consistent line to draw on a life being protected. That the line of when killing is ok would continue to expand as it already has. This is why states still allow third trimester abortions at request and how people like the governor of Virginia can propose some of the things he does. Because the consistent line without conception would be lost. I mean we are left with the options with following clear and objective biology on when a life starts and in turn when it should be protected since protection of the innocence is a basic principle of a civilized society, or we can follow a line that is made up for convenience and if we choose that line, nothing stops it from changing whenever its no longer convenient. "Oh I can kill a Fetus at 15 weeks? Why not 16 weeks, why not 20? Why not the day it is being delivered, well even though its out, the umbilical cord isn't cut and I decided I don't like the way my baby looks. Can I kill it now?" Bud I am saying this with as much honesty I can. I am trying hard to get u to understand this because there was a time that I was u in terms of arguments. And it's because I became naive, ignorant, and resentful on the world and myself. I lost care in anyone or anything. My siblings becoming parents, my cousin becoming a mother, a rape victim I know that gave birth despite the father being a terrible person gave me clarity. At the end of the day just as I won't quit on giving the Fetus the chance to live out a life of passion, joy, challenge, hardship, love, hate, determination, struggle, and at the end content and peace, After abortion is illegal, I am not going to give up on the mothers that now have those challenges to face, the challenges society would have to face. Life can be such a fragile thing when it is not protected. It can be easy to devalue. I know it because I've been through it. But trust me. Just as we were granted that chance to live out a life, something that we now believe belongs to us, it should be no different for the next generation after that. At the end of the day, the true test of character is the actions u take during hardship. And the value of someone's life should only be determined by that someone and no one else.
P.S Sorry this was so long, I just wanted u to understand why I make the stands I do and that despite all the gaps in logic I find. That I do sympathize even with those that oppose. That I understand their reasoning because I once had it. I want to say at the very least that I thank you for actually providing me a good set of arguments that helped reminded me of the reasons why I have this stance. And because of that, u are simultaneously the best and worst opponent I have ever faced. And I at the very least owe u my highest respect for that.
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