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But the law does play a role bc it effects people's culpability. As far as you're concerned you did nothing wrong and the law agrees. I do not think people like you should go to jail. I do not think you are a bad person or a criminal. 

A more appropriate question would be whether I think it should be illegal to discard very young human beings conceived through IVF. And the answer to that is yes, I do. I think IVF should be done and handled in a way that is more in line with respecting the life of the individual. Being adopted out would be a much more ethical option imho. For those who choose to ignore the law and treat their IVF offspring in a way that is disrespectful to his/her life, yeah, I believe they should go to jail.

Wow, you're really doing your darnedest to dance around giving your actual opinion. You don't think I'm a criminal, but you think what I've done should be illegal. Do you see the problem? If these were actual humans and it was illegal to discard them, then I would definitely be a criminal deserving of jail. It's okay. You can say it.

Do you know how IVF works? You have to create more embryos than you need, because they're not all going to be equally viable. You implant the ones that have the highest chance of becoming a pregnancy. So, not only would you have to force some woman to carry the extra embryos, those that would usually be discarded already have a high chance of becoming miscarriages. If you believe embryos are human, there's no way to have an IVF process that wouldn't involve crimes against people.