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> around whether the fetus takes priority over the woman it is in. My understanding is that the question that is posed is: "When does a fetus becomes a living
by swat535 4y ago
> around whether the fetus takes priority over the woman it is in.
My understanding is that the question that is posed is: "When does a fetus becomes a living child?"
Since at _some point_, there is clearly a living human shaped and abortion can no longer be performed AFAIK. For example in Canada it's ~23 weeks, other countries have different limits.
Just wanted to clarify, though this is not the right place to discuss it..
- anon291 4y agoIn the United States, unless Roe is stricken down, then there is no point at which a fetus becomes a living child. States can regulate, but cannot restrict abortion up until birth.