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In response to "I think it fundamentally comes down to at what point you consider a fetus a person." by Dano

Which is fine if there was agreement on when to confer personhood. Nevermind that "at conception" arguments are rooted in

Posted by TWuG May 6 '22, 15:37

Religious belief, not science.

Religious freedom is being able to choose not to have an abortion because your faith tells you it's wrong. Religious oppression is telling someone else they can't have an abortion because your faith tells you it's wrong.

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The religious right claims that science supports their anti abortion beliefs. They are disingenuous. -- nm - loosilu May 6, 16:14
I mean the religious right (and to a large degree the right in general) has decided that any other points of view are de facto illegitimate. Freedom - pmb May 6, 15:42 1
- It's the original virtue signalling. I know. I was one of them. -- nm - loosilu May 6, 16:15

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