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@CalebDixonSmith @NoWarChristian You just said justified 😂 But now playing fast and loose with the word innocent.

"Innocent" is not the correct designation for someone in combat, at least not in this sense. While you are trying to kill someone, you are not innocent toward them, even if what you are doing is justified, thus the point does not apply. The person who kills by mistake did not have the right to do it to begin, but he is not necessarily culpable. So this is no counterexample.

Pregnancy is literally what happens when sex occurs. This is like saying drinking 4 cups of coffee should never come with the consequence of not being able to sleep.

@squeak_online @TTepatti @prolifefrenchie Give me liberty or give me death. Do you know who said that?

@BartholomewKin2 @TTepatti @prolifefrenchie life trumps liberty every time. lmao what

If the sex isn’t forced, the pregnancy can’t be forced.

@frfrankpavone Hopefully future generations will have the near perfect socialist society with free healthcare, education and UBI to have the privilege to ask why.

Future generations will ask why more people didn't speak up. I don't want to be one they're asking about. #ProLife #EndAbortion

@squeak_online @TTepatti @prolifefrenchie The fetus' right to life doesn't always trump a woman's right to life and liberty. FREEDOM!!!!

@BartholomewKin2 @TTepatti @prolifefrenchie if you can have a right to something like sex, a fetus can have a right for something like life.

@ArimaniusJose @prolifefrenchie Wrong

@BartholomewKin2 @prolifefrenchie yeah he was, he could only do it once tho

Arrested after murdering someone. Life be so tuff 💔

@realUncleWoWo @HannahStrege Apparently science isn’t your strong suit

@BartholomewKin2 @HannahStrege Apparently science isn’t your strong suit

Life begins at fertilization. So why are over a million human embryos still waiting in freezers for someone to decide whether they live, die, or remain frozen indefinitely?

@realUncleWoWo @HannahStrege I'm human not because of my DNA

@BartholomewKin2 @HannahStrege 😑 What does it make you? Martian? Vulcan?

@realUncleWoWo @HannahStrege Having Human DNA doesn't make you human.

@BartholomewKin2 @HannahStrege Science says otherwise. DNA is formed at conception.

@Crissipoppo @HannahStrege Yeah true. Life isn't a picnic. I would understand why my mother would terminate me in Heaven.

@BartholomewKin2 @HannahStrege Unfortunately YOU started at fertilization.

@CalebDixonSmith @NoWarChristian An innocent soldier kills another innocent soldier. A man kills a person who mistakenly walked into the wrong house at night. There's always adequate justification.

"No one has the right to do X without justification" is a tautology. The whole point of saying “no one has the right” in this context is to deny that there is an adequate justification. So I might rephrase P1 thus: “There is no adequate justification to kill an innocent human being.” And I should note that “bodily autonomy” is a *terribly weak candidate* to qualify or except that statement. Obviously the right to be alive at all without being murdered outranks all other rights, since being murdered precludes all other goods.

@frfrankpavone The science doesn't say one way or another.

If the unborn are human — and science says they are — the rest of the argument writes itself. #ProLife #Science #Truth

@prolifefrenchie Wasn't like the dude was going around stabbing people.

cry all u want in my comments and retweets ppl idgaf, stop stabbing people and your life will get better gang

@aigkenham You went from God to Word of God real quick 😂

When I teach children about dinosaurs, creation, and evolution, I like to ask them these questions: “Has any human being always been there?” They answer, “No.” “Has any scientist always been there?” They answer, “No.” “Does any human being know everything?” They answer, “No.” “Does any scientist know everything?” They answer, “No.” “Who is the only one who has always been there?” They shout out, “God.” “Who is the only one who knows everything?” They shout out, “God.” I then ask: “Who is the one we should always trust first? God or the scientist?” They call out “God.” And I could add, “Who should we always trust first, God, the scientist, the theologian, the teacher, the pastor, the professor?” And the answer will always be “God.” Yes, we should always start with the Word of the God who knows everything, has always been there, and who has never made a mistake.

@PhrogPollen Your missing one. A fetus doesn't't have agency. The woman does. That's what makes us human.

Defining human life is simple. 1. Is it alive? Yes 2. Is it of the human species? Yes 3. Is it the entirety of an individual, defined by a future separate from his or her mother and unique DNA? Yes Then it's a human life None of this "it's an embryo, not a human." An embryo of what species? None of this "it's not a person so it doesn't count" An abstract concept of personhood cannot be used to determine whether something deserves to live or not. That's a slippery slope. If you cannot tell me exactly what personhood is and when exactly it starts with concrete evidence, then it is another arbitrary category. There is no evidence to suggest anything other than "personhood", or being a distinct individual, is something everyone has from the start, not some extension you collect at some point in development. The DNA of a zygote has every piece of information about the child and adult he or she will grow into. From gender, to complexion, to colour of their hair, to so much as parts of their personality. It's already all determined at the moment of conception, setting them apart as a unique individual worthy of love and protection.

I find it so funny with all these pro-aborts trying to reason to me why a fetus isn't a human being, Because not a single one of them seems able to agree. I've heard it's the presence of organs that makes a human a human. Awareness, lived experience, consciousness, the presence of a brain, on and on and on. All these random criteria for determining a human life that no one has bothered to explain to me why they should count as criteria for life besides the fact that that's just what they think. And again, every person has told me something different.

Should have been 17 years.

Agency is missing from the convo.

@erichovind I would be fine with the Bible in the school if taught in a neutral academic way. Like applying cultural & literature lenses. Even linguistics.

Make it make sense...

@AbbyJohnson But you believe in making women suffer & men having all the sex they can enjoy.

I don’t believe in abortion in the third trimester. I don’t believe in abortion at 20 weeks. I don’t believe in abortion at 6 weeks. Because I don’t believe in m*rdering children.