Why I Am Pro-Life

[Autumnlicious]

Possibly because at conception there is no brain, hence no human being to ever be found?

[fr0d0]

science disagrees with you moros

[wwjs]

That's not how you should talk to admins
Edit: I thought you called him moron

[pineapplebunnybounce]

You think that we don't kill other people because they're unique? Then is it ok to kill baby twins? Just one of them. Because that one isn't unique. Honestly, how did you even make this leap?

That's not what I'm saying pineapple. It's what you're saying

no? i said being unique isn't a big deal and you can bring it up as often as you like but it doesn't change the fact that being unique doesn't give anyone special abilities. All animals are unique, and yet we are ok with eating them.

science disagrees with you moros

You found a brain at conception?

[fr0d0]

No but yes then.

You can't have it both ways pineapple. Either unique is important and human life is important, or it isn't.

[pineapplebunnybounce]

No but yes then.

What does this even mean?

You can't have it both ways pineapple. Either unique is important and human life is important, or it isn't.

You can't have it both ways fr0d0, either unique is important and animal lives are important, or it isn't.

[Cato]

science disagrees with you moros

Are you proclaiming there is a brain at the moment of conception?

[fr0d0]

No but yes then.

What does this even mean?

You can't have it both ways pineapple. Either unique is important and human life is important, or it isn't.

You can't have it both ways fr0d0, either unique is important and animal lives are important, or it isn't.

It means that you directly contradicted yourself pineapple.

My point has nothing to do with uniqueness apart from humanity. I'm not about to derail the conversation onto animal rights.
The human who's life begun at conception contains all of the information it needs to develop into a fully functioning human being. This is scientific fact. Go look it up. Is uniqueness is contained there. The relevance of this is that it isn't something ubiquitous that you're taking the life of. It's a whole potential unique history that you're cutting short. That's what the choice is, and it needs to be addressed, one way or the other.

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science disagrees with you moros

Are you proclaiming there is a brain at the moment of conception?

No. I'm repeating what science says, that a human life begins at conception. Not when the brain forms, as moros is stating.

[pineapplebunnybounce]

What does this even mean?
You can't have it both ways fr0d0, either unique is important and animal lives are important, or it isn't.

It means that you directly contradicted yourself pineapple.

My point has nothing to do with uniqueness apart from humanity. I'm not about to derail the conversation onto animal rights.
The human who's life begun at conception contains all of the information it needs to develop into a fully functioning human being. This is scientific fact. Go look it up. Is uniqueness is contained there. The relevance of this is that it isn't something ubiquitous that you're taking the life of. It's a whole potential unique history that you're cutting short. That's what the choice is, and it needs to be addressed, one way or the other.

You just went around a whole circle and failed to argue your point. So why am I not cutting history short when i kill an animal? That animal is unique, it will never appear again. What is different between an animal and a human if they're both equally unique?

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Are you proclaiming there is a brain at the moment of conception?

No. I'm repeating what science says, that a human life begins at conception. Not when the brain forms, as moros is stating.

I don't think anyone is denying it belongs to our species, fr0d0, which is what i pointed out few pages back. The question is whether or not it's a human being.

[fr0d0]

Science says that it's a human being pineapple

All of that information is contained right there at conception.

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So why am I not cutting history short when i kill an animal? That animal is unique, it will never appear again. What is different between an animal and a human if they're both equally unique?

Because humans don't value the lives of animals.