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Well sure, there's only really 2 questions that must be answered when evaluating abortion, yet they're almost never discussed. First is what defines a human lif
by giantg2 2y ago
Well sure, there's only really 2 questions that must be answered when evaluating abortion, yet they're almost never discussed. First is what defines a human life. Second is when is it acceptable to take a life.
- potato3732842 2y ago>Second is when is it acceptable to take a life. As an aside, I think the general increase over the past few decades when it comes to society's inability to tolerate general case loss of life and/or limb did a lot more heavy lifting than anyone wants to give credit for when it comes to swinging the political pendulum against abortion. Arguments about the point of minimum viability, "but it's a human life", etc. resonate a lot less in a world where kids grow up in houses full of second hand smoke, are playing with lawn darts at 10 and drunk driving by 18 and while not considered ideal all that is considered normal.