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Old 02-05-2009, 09:22 PM #11
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I do see your point but should the child be at all considered just as much as the woman?
As harsh as it sounds, no. I think the woman should be considered more so.

The foetus, assuming being under ~20 weeks, usually less - has no conscience, whereas the woman does. It has no awareness, sight, memory, language, theory of mind, autonoetic awareness. I'm not saying the life isn't important - because it will grow into an aware human... but at the stage of way under 20 weeks it is nowhere close to this.

For this reason, I think in the case of rape or extreme circumstances - pro-choice comes into play.

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It's a lose/lose situation for the woman either way.
I agree, but by having the child their scars go beyond horrific memories, and into reality. The transition must be soul-destroying, especially when they've had no choice in the matter?
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