Not at all but if you got back and read… I simply stated that I DID NOT bring up animals first. Then you went on this weird tirade to show that I did… which is incorrect.
Also I stated that I do not think we should be compared to animals. We are far more evolved.
Actually you didn’t. I corrected you. I didn’t start the animal argument.
Above are the first three exchanges we had on the subject.
From the beginning I stated that it was not me who brought animals in the discussion as a comparison. From the beginning I said we shouldn’t be compared to animals.
Then even you admitted that he brought it up… not me.
Here is me again saying the same thing I said from the beginning
Then this gem… you seem to lose track of the conversation here. @Call_me_Ishmael had the “dumb animals” counter argument to my post. That is what I was eluding to below…
More confusion on your part… again I was only referencing the original post he responded to with “dumb animals”
I could keep going but you get the point…
That’s a bold accusation to say I’m a liar. Not backed up by facts. It’s ok, I’m not offended.
Then why focus on me? Not one comment towards @Call_me_Ishmael silly post.
Take up your issues with the originator. I’ve said several times we should compare humans to animals. We seem to agree on that. Which makes yours posts even more weird.
Almost like you want to argue for the sake of arguing.
I already have. “Human being.” The fact that the fetus is human is indisputable. The fact that an abortion kills a human is indisputable. You have no case.
And as I said, none of your argument is pertinent anyway. The Texas law simply bans abortion after a heartbeat is detectable. It does not use the term homicide or murder.
no such assertion is made by texas. the argument isn’t about determining the constitutionality of laws with regard to constitutionally protected rights, its about the constitutionality of the courts invented “rights”. its a solid legal argument completely supported by the 9th and 10th amendments. unenumerated rights are reserved to the states, and then the people.