Jul 7, 2020
11:19:34am
11:19:34am
Ok what about the ability to provide for yourself. If someone is threatening my body in a way that could potentially
affect my ability to live my life, to go to work, to enjoy my hobbies, would I not be justified in protecting myself against them?
A video was posted the other day and 1 person impeded another from leaving and that person pulled a gun and threatened to use deadly force if she was not allowed to leave. Multiple people on this board said that she was justified in that force because she was justifiably fearful. So merely a threat, perceived or real, is justification for deadly force. Why can't that same threat, perceived or real, justify abortion?
A video was posted the other day and 1 person impeded another from leaving and that person pulled a gun and threatened to use deadly force if she was not allowed to leave. Multiple people on this board said that she was justified in that force because she was justifiably fearful. So merely a threat, perceived or real, is justification for deadly force. Why can't that same threat, perceived or real, justify abortion?
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Is abortion really equivalent to murder? I could understand the argument that it's equal to murder in self defense
7/7/20 10:43am
It could be literally putting the woman's life in danger. It could putting her ability to live a full life in danger.
7/7/20 10:51am
Ok what about the ability to provide for yourself. If someone is threatening my body in a way that could potentially
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