innocence \i-ne-sens\ n 1 : blamelessness; also : freedom from legal guilt 2 : guilelessness, simplicity; also : ignorance
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I'm of the opinion that you've failed to frame the argument the way you would like the strawman to stand. The preborn are human, alive, individual, a separate life from the life supporting host, and when the brain begins functioning to direct the coherence of the organism, aware.
How about acknowledging the unborn to be human beings, alive and in third trimester aware. How would such individuals be compared to convicted criminals regarding the intentional killing of each, one by the state the other by a serial killer called an abortionist, protected by the state?
one by the state the other by a serial killer called an abortionist"
You have done an excellent job of demonstrating the point I brought forth in post #35 where I stated:
"So, try to frame your arguments on fact, not beliefs. Accusing people of heinous crimes, for which they have no criminal liability, and other demeaning and scurrilous remarks is not the way to win someone over to your side."
You seem to be unaware that abortion doctors are not serial killers. If they were in fact serial killers, they would be arrested.
Thanks for helping to support my argument.