Re: What you need to learn.

> Birth is when a baby gains it's physical independance and only then
> should it gain the right's of a human life. Until then, the
> embryo/fetus/baby is a parasite that leeches sustinance from it's mother
> and causes it's mothers to suffer pain and distress.

So what about babies that are born prematurely??, they can't be able
to survive on their own and require constant and intensive medical
care. Thus they're not physical independant are they? They can't
survive and instead of being leechers to their mothers, their leeching
off incubators clinging for dear life. Do we just let them die, by
your definition they're not human since they're not physically
independant.. so we should just let them die (being not human).

We don't kill them because they're still human, regardless of the fact
that they're not "physically independant" . With modern medicine the
way it is, babies born 2-3 months before their due date can survive
the birth. At this rate, soon we'll be able to deliver babies once
they reach the embryonic stage and keep them alive for the nine months
of growth. At this point, everyone will be happy, since mothers
wishing to abort don't have too, just deliver the baby earlier and no
abortions need to take place. How about the millions of babies that
were aborted before this technology sould be achieved?? Do you want to
take responsibility for this modern day genocide? According to your
definition of life , even an embryo can be considered alive, (if this
technology were to exist).

A little clarification, the difference between a fetus 1 week before
the actual birth, isn't much a week after birth. Just the name changes
from fetus to baby. THat;s why partial birth abortion is the most
cruel of actions.

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