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Of course this particular instance is just humourous, but I can imagine a real and reasonable case: Imagine a child that was born with birth defects that reduc
by throwawayay02 5y ago
Of course this particular instance is just humourous, but I can imagine a real and reasonable case:
Imagine a child that was born with birth defects that reduce their life expectancy and quality of life. If they can prove their parents knew of the high likelihood of their condition, and still chose to go ahead and birth them, they might have a case.
- vestrigi 5y agoYou can also argue that it would be wrong to deem a life with disabilities not worth living, meaning that a fetus shouldn’t be killed if it is certain that the child will live with birth defects. Abortions are a very difficult topic.