[quote]pittbulll wrote:
close a Zygote and if it develops ,it becomes a child and as it becomes older it becomes an adult and as it’s life winds down it becomes elderly and it eventually becomes a corpse hope that helps
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lol, so your asinine fabricated line of bullshit you are pulling directly out of your ass somehow makes a child not a child until you want to call it a child? Okay, that makes tons of sense. Would that happen to be because if you were to actually acknowledge that it is a person being vacuumed out of mommy tummy you would have ot admit you support murder?
Let me ask you this: is a zygote a living human?[/quote]
yes , a sperm is human and alive [/quote]
So you admit a zygote is a living human. (Please note word order here, your sperm strawman is the worst possible attempt at a rebuttal, so drop it.)
If a zygote is a living human, would ending its life not be killing it?[/quote]
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
I’ve got no problem with a woman making a decision not to bring a child into this word IF that child hasn’t been created yet. [/quote]
Pitt doesn’t think it is a child until it can roll a joint. [/quote]
I guess I better google how then so my doc doesn’t abort me…[/quote]
personally we are back to stupidity . Just saying shit . If you have a real question ask I will have to be final judge on stupid
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If I have a question for you, I’ll direct it at you.
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
I’ve got no problem with a woman making a decision not to bring a child into this word IF that child hasn’t been created yet. [/quote]
Pitt doesn’t think it is a child until it can roll a joint. [/quote]
I guess I better google how then so my doc doesn’t abort me…[/quote]
personally we are back to stupidity . Just saying shit . If you have a real question ask I will have to be final judge on stupid
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If I have a question for you, I’ll direct it at you. [/quote]
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
close a Zygote and if it develops ,it becomes a child and as it becomes older it becomes an adult and as it’s life winds down it becomes elderly and it eventually becomes a corpse hope that helps
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lol, so your asinine fabricated line of bullshit you are pulling directly out of your ass somehow makes a child not a child until you want to call it a child? Okay, that makes tons of sense. Would that happen to be because if you were to actually acknowledge that it is a person being vacuumed out of mommy tummy you would have ot admit you support murder?
Let me ask you this: is a zygote a living human?[/quote]
yes , a sperm is human and alive [/quote]
So you admit a zygote is a living human. (Please note word order here, your sperm strawman is the worst possible attempt at a rebuttal, so drop it.)
If a zygote is a living human, would ending its life not be killing it?[/quote]
Bump, yet again, another ignored question…[/quote]
what you want to vasilate between stupid and not and expect to be recognized
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If a zygote is a living human, would ending its life not be killing it?"
You’re dealing with people who cannot tell the difference between a sperm and a human life. [/quote]
I do not think this is the case at all , I tink every one of us can tell the difference . I believe it is you and the others that can not tell the difference between a zygote and a child
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I know the difference between what an organism is and what a stage of development is. Dogs have a zygote stage, it will never be a human, but it will be a zygote.
what you want to vasilate between stupid and not and expect to be recognized [/quote]
You are in no position to be calling other people stupid.
“human and alive” doesn’t equal “living human”. Please learn to English. Again, you are in no position to call other people stupid, antics or claim to be “debating with an adolescent”.
At least I don’t dodge questions by calling them stupid because I can’t answer them…
what you want to vasilate between stupid and not and expect to be recognized [/quote]
You are in no position to be calling other people stupid.
It’s not a human life, it is alive. [/quote]
Pat, stop trying to these scientific facts out, using logic and science as the basis of your positions, or dare say, asking questions is being an adolescent apparently.
what you want to vasilate between stupid and not and expect to be recognized [/quote]
You are in no position to be calling other people stupid.
It’s not a human life, it is alive. [/quote]
life
līf/
noun
noun: life;â??noun: one’s life;â??plural noun: one’s lifes
1.
the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death.
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sentience, creation, viability
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dedicate oneself, devote oneself, give oneself, surrender oneself
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living things and their activity.
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a particular type or aspect of people's existence.
plural noun: lives
"an experienced teacher will help you settle into school life"
synonyms: way of life, lifestyle, situation, fate, lot More
"an easy life"
vitality, vigor, or energy.
"she was beautiful and full of life"
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movement;
informaloomph, pizzazz, pep, zing, zip, vim
"he is full of life"
moving spirit, vital spirit, spirit, life force, lifeblood, heart, soul
"the life of the party"
2.
the existence of an individual human being or animal.
"a disaster that claimed the lives of 266 Americans"
synonyms: person, human being, individual, soul More
hu·man
Ë?(h)yoÍ?omÉ?n/
adjective
adjective: human
1.
of, relating to, or characteristic of people or human beings.
"the human body"
synonyms: anthropomorphic, anthropoid, humanoid, hominid More
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of or characteristic of people as opposed to God or animals or machines, esp. in being susceptible to weaknesses.
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"the human side of politics"
Zoology
of or belonging to the genus Homo .
noun
noun: human;â??plural noun: humans
1.
a human being, esp. a person as distinguished from an animal or (in science fiction) an alien.
synonyms: person, human being, personage, mortal, member of the human race; More
man, woman;
individual, soul, living soul, being;
Homo sapiens;
earthling
"the link between humans and animals"
You’re just assumming a zygote is incapable of want?[/quote]
out of curiosity , what makes you think other wise
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I think it depends on how you look at it. It’s clear at the cellular level a zygote “wants” itself. If it didn’t it would never develop any further than zygote. Now is a zygote conscious enough to “want” itself in the way a 5 year old or a 95 year old does. I don’t know. My perspective; however, is that science isn’t to the point that was can know, at least as far as I know, so I would not make an assumption that a zygote isn’t capable of “wanting” itself. It’s a dangerous assumption.
You’re just assumming a zygote is incapable of want?[/quote]
out of curiosity , what makes you think other wise
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I think it depends on how you look at it. It’s clear at the cellular level a zygote “wants” itself. If it didn’t it would never develop any further than zygote. Now is a zygote conscious enough to “want” itself in the way a 5 year old or a 95 year old does. I don’t know. My perspective; however, is that science isn’t to the point that was can know, at least as far as I know, so I would not make an assumption that a zygote isn’t capable of “wanting” itself. It’s a dangerous assumption.[/quote]
I would probably concur a sperm probably wants as well
hope that helps