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You aren't the first to have tried this argument which only confirms you haven't read the thread and are making stuff up.
Then quote someone who has said that the fact that the unborn are different is a rationale for having an abortion.
No, it is perfectly logical. If we are to be a country of equal protection then you need a rational reason to deny equal protection to humans in the womb.
No, the unborn have no right to equal protection. The govt only has those powers that "We, the People" have delegated to - powers which do not include protecting the non-existant rights of the unborn
It's the the same argument for why we don't kill other humans out of convenience. Like I said, you whole argument depends on the underlying assumption that they are not humans.
Wrong
First of all, we do kill other human beings. Secondly, we don't kill any people out of convenience. And finally, the reason why the govt protects the right to life of the born is because the constitution empowers the govt to protect their rights. The constitution does not give the govt the power to protect the unborns' mythical right to life.
You can only claim that life in the womb isn't equal, you have no argument. The LOGICAL argument is that whether in the womb or out of the womb we are living humans and have the right to equal protection.
Again, the constitution does not give the govt the power to protect the unborn's mythical rights. The unborn have no right to equal protection. It is completely illogical to claim that they have such a right.
Hah! Dude, you just said that.
Quote me saying that or you're lying.
No straw man here, only trying unsuccessfully to get any of you to present a rational argument for why the right to life of the unborn should be forfeit. You don't have an answer.
Your claim that I said you've ignored the birthing process is a straw man, proven by the fact that you can't quote me saying that. And I've explained many times that the unborn have no right to life and the constitution does not give the govt the power to protect the unborn's mythical rights.
So I'll ask you again for you to provide the "logical argument" for why the govt should protect the unborns' mythical right to life when the constitution does not grant the govt that power?
Projection on your part.
I argue that the unborn are living humans which entitles then to equal protection of all other humans. That is a concise and logical argument. Humans have a right to life and the unborn are humans.
You can't counter that argument without dehumanizing the unborn or arguing against a right to life.[/QUOTE]