Anyone want to answer this?
Why does this topic ALWAYS get bogged down in semantics?
Is there something in the psychological makeup of certain people who don't understand the differerence between In-the-womb and not-In-the-womb?
Or is it that certain people would rather focus on the fact that the English language has, over time, adapted multiple meanings to words?
To prevent further right shift on this subject, I'll clarify for those individuals possessed of very little brain.
Yes, you can 'abort' just about anyone or anything.
Yes, you can 'kill' a 'fetus'.
Yes, a 'fetus' is a 'child'.
Fuck semantics.
We're discussing the legality of certain procedures performed while the fetus is still inside the womb.
If you cannot manage to get that through your head, you're an idiot.
If you want to argue what 'abort' means all day, fine. Then you are an idiot who cannot understand what "context" is and it is pointless trying to enlighten you on this subject.
