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In some jurisdictions it is very clearly defined that a fetus is not a person. It does not matter whether it could survive outside the womb. That has the merit
by mytailorisrich 4y ago
In some jurisdictions it is very clearly defined that a fetus is not a person. It does not matter whether it could survive outside the womb.
That has the merit of being clear-cut and to avoid a lot of arguments.
- jfk13 4y agoAt what point (precisely) does it become a person and gain rights? Does it have to have entirely exited the birth canal, or is it enough that the head has begun to be visible, or what?