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And yet this happens naturally all the time and we don't investigate every single case because it's..... A private health matter. No matter how many times I sa

And yet this happens naturally all the time and we don't investigate every single case because it's..... A private health matter. No matter how many times I say this someone always jumps in with "what about". Let me stop you right there. It's not your business. It's a private health matter. Period. There's a reason we don't count unborn fetuses until they are actually born as people. Mainly the fact that so much can go wrong between those two points in time.

googlryas 4y ago
What does whether it is investigated or not have to do with whether it is morally or legally right? A lot of rapes don't get investigated, I guess that is just a private matter too. > Let me stop you right there. It's not your business. It's a private health matter. Period That's literally the heart of the discussion. A lot of people don't view it to be a private health manner if you kill a fetus that would be perfectly fine on the outside world, but just hasn't made that transition yet. You're just saying "Stop talking. I'm right". Good for you in having confidence in your convictions I guess, but don't expect to convince anyone. > There's a reason we don't count unborn fetuses until they are actually born as people. Mainly the fact that so much can go wrong between those two points in time. Yes, and already born humans can die from natural or unnatural causes. The system is fairly good at detecting if someone died from natural or unnatural causes though, and then looking into the unnatural causes a bit deeper if it seems appropriate. How would you be able to tell if this woman (1) had an abortion(natural or unnatural), and then burned the body and buried her, or (2) gave birth at 6 months to a viable baby, and then killed her shortly after it was born?