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**massons** · 05-17-2012, 07:01 PM

If someone doesn't think an embryo is a person then forcing a rape victim to keep it seems deeply wrong. Hardly moreso than forcing anyone to keep it! Else you think it is right and just that the punishment for unprotected sex is to spend nine months with a debilitating illness that takes over your entire life and has permanent physiological effects.

People who find the "rape or incest" example convincing have a ****ed up value system.

05-17-2012, 07:01 PM	#6
massons Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 383 Senior Member	If someone doesn't think an embryo is a person then forcing a rape victim to keep it seems deeply wrong. Hardly moreso than forcing anyone to keep it! Else you think it is right and just that the punishment for unprotected sex is to spend nine months with a debilitating illness that takes over your entire life and has permanent physiological effects. People who find the "rape or incest" example convincing have a ****ed up value system.
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