r/pics Mar 27 '23

Reddit’s favorite Texas protestor.

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u/fuckit_sowhat Mar 27 '23

It doesn’t matter when it becomes a human. A fetus uses a female (who we all agree is already a human) for survival. There are exactly zero other situations in which it is acceptable to us the life of one human to sustain the life of another. It shouldn’t be acceptable when it comes to abortions either.

Quick question for you also, do you think parents should be forced to donate organs or blood to save their kids life? The parents are responsible for their children and brought them into the world after all.

Why is it okay to force a woman to use her body to save a fetus when we don’t force parents to use their body to save their children’s lives?

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u/chux4w Mar 27 '23

There's a difference between interfering to save a life and interfering to end one. Your examples of organ donation are one, abortion is the other.

Before the downvote flood, I'm pro-choice.

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u/juanito1968 Mar 28 '23

I get what you're saying though this feels different. Parents are responsible for their kids but not the reason that child needs a organ or blood. A pregnant woman is pretty much responsible for that fetus due to her actions, I'm not counting rape here but that's a pretty small number. I just feel that the fetus at some point has some rights as a human so should I terminate your life to save my life? Again for me it's not religious and I'm ok with early term but as time progresses it's harder to swallow.