THIS IS NOT A DIFFICULT CONCEPT.

ButteredToast.

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you're retarded, along with most of the other people that posted in this thread. Seriously, are you not 14 yet? have you never sat through a single biology class? like the picture said, IT'S NOT THAT DIFFICULT OF A CONCEPT.

If you still have no idea what the picture is about and therefore consider it to be a waste of your time, it's contradicting the belief that some people have that life begins at fertilization. But when compared to the examples, that idea looks so retarded (which it pretty much is). Hopefully you now understand
 
lol i love how nsg will argue almost anything including what style is best. But abortion comes around and everyone thinks its not worth arguing
 
Sorry... but omelets, hard-boiled eggs in ramen, poached eggs on potato and bacon mixes, and sunny side up eggs on my pancakes are far too tasty for me to give up abortion of an unfertalized egg.
 
i agree with nugget.

also, does anyone has statistics on percentage of abortions performed before 8 weeks? i'm curious
 
Consider the destruction of the matured versions. We eat chickens, cut down trees, and crazy bitches have been know to rip apart dresses.
 
Here's a fun topic for discussion:

Most Pro-Lifers are overweight Christian meat-eaters. If abortion is murder, should bad choices be considered reckless self-endangerment, and if so, why are they not fighting for protection of the human at ALL points in life, not just conception and in-utero?

I also find it ironic that Pro-Life usually means pro-war, anti-stem cell research, and pro-lax gun laws. Contradiction at its finest.
 
While I agree that after 8 weeks it is pretty big deal, and an abortion should only be taken if its necessary but... I believe it should be acceptable if having that baby will ruin 3 lives including the baby's own as opposed to just 1 (abortion).
 
While I agree that people need to be responsible for their actions you don't think an abortion would a big enough shock to teach said girl a lesson? Obviously this is all hypothetical but these scenarios happen all the time. Like even if she is forced to keep the baby, she obviously cannot attend school effectively (pretty much ruining her life right there) and the baby isn't going to have a good childhood unless he is adopted or looked after by people who are actually ready to be parents. I believe in general that giving the child up for adoption is always going to be the better option, but sometimes abortion is necessary. But I feel if the idea of abortion is ever even a possibility chances are that baby's life and the family's will be miserable.
 
No. Just because she needs to be taught a "lesson" does not mean that there should be another bastard child in the world. That is an exact situation when abortion is the right choice.
 
Personal choice. everyone has one, men cannot take a stand on it. Sure you can be a father but you will never carry a child. Sure women can say they can have an abortion a lot will change their mind when they do become pregnant. Sure a lot of women that were against it will do it. Its not your choice to make for others.
 
Always makes for a fun chairlift conversation when you ask the stranger next to you what their view on abortion is. Try it.
 
Deleted a bunch of shit at the start of this thread that was completely irrelevant.

Keep it on topic guys.
 
True. Being a guy definitely makes it more difficult to understand the whole attachment thing or whatever but still, a woman should know if it's the responsible choice to keep or not. Is it really a good idea to bring one more child into the world who probably doesn't stand much of a chance at making it? IMO, no.
 
the egg is not a chicken because it's unfertilized.the acorn is just a seed that will eventually develop into a tree (if conditions are right).the silk obviously needs human involvement to make it into a dress.the human egg is being penetrated by sperm, therefore fertilization, therefore HUMAN.

 
This example is no different than a fertilized egg. The egg will only develop into a human if the conditions are right.
 
true all fertilized eggs don't become babies and all acorns don't become oak trees but the human has a better chance.
 
Population is a definite problem in the future especially with places like Africa averaging at least 5 births per female.
 
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