[Lanny_McDonald]

Originally Posted by GGG

I agree that the Petri dish isn’t human life yet.

Then we must also agree that life does not begin at conception.

You are aware the bolded occurs before the fetus is out of the womb? This directly conflicts with your No right to say what happens in a women’s womb.

I said body. Period. You have no right to say what a woman, or anyone else does with their body. The uterus is just a part of a woman, and a part she should have full control over.

So you should be able to at least recognize that there is a reasonable ethics argument that at some point there is a reasonable debate between a fetus and body autonomy .

I don't, because I do not see an ethics question here. If all life is sacred, then we should be protecting all life at all costs. But the reality is that all life doesn't matter, and we see examples of it every day. If all life is sacred, then these people should be anti-gun, anti-war, pro-immigration, pro-education, and so on. But the reality is that the debate is not about life, it is about dogma and the control dogma places on our ability to make our own decisions.