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Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Actually, fetus' usually feel more pain because their sensory regulation is underdeveloped. Have you ever seen the video of the baby that has its mouth open in a scream as it is sucked out of the mother's womb in an abortion? I would not abort Hitler, because he wouldn't have done anything wrong yet, and therefore our actions would be murder. We are not defending the jews by aborting Hitler, we are killing an unborn child. Women should not have the choice to abort their child, just like a man should not have the choice to kill another man. Many women go into abortions feeling as if they have no choice, but there are definitely other options, like adoption and the use of pregnancy centers to aid you with finances and goods. Your vasectomy argument is irrelevant because those sperms are not yet people, unlike embryos. Everyone deserves the choice to become a Hitler or a Gandhi, which can only exist if that person is alive after the womb. Women should be respected and loved, but the one choice that is not theirs is the right to kill their own child. That would be a shame, but for one, the student did not have to become pregnant in the first place, and two, adoption is always an option. Pregnancy centers always aid women in giving them the essential money and baby products for pregnancy and the raising of babies. They even provide counseling for post-abortive women who are depressed.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Your vasectomy argument is irrelevant because those sperms are not yet people, unlike embryos. Your pro-life argument is irrelevant because embryos are not yet people.
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It is not irrelevant because unlike sperm, embryos are alive. Therefore they are people with rights.
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http://www.sciencefocus.com/qa/are-sperm-alive Sperm are alive too. Therefore, there are people with rights?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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In order to determine whether a fetus has no emotions or not we need to look at the Amygdala.The emotional centre of the brain.How does the Amygdala work?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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David Attenborough voiceoverHere we can see the BlizzardBird, a curious creature that roams about the great lands of createdebate. The blizzardbird is currently engaging in its latest hobby; asking broad questions on complicated elements of genetics. Researchers are yet to understand why the mighty Blizzardbird does this so often, but many researchers are supporting the hypothesis that it has something to do with the curious activity known as "trolling" (a common pastime in this strange environment).
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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All joking aside though, herehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AmygdalaThat's how the Amygdala works. If you ask how the nervous system works next I'll demonstrate it to you with my system, by having it break down. I'll have a nervous breakdown, is what I'm saying.    Don't ask that, is what I'm saying.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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What do you believe causes fear?What do you believe causes stress?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Chemicals in the brain, same as any other emotion. What point are you trying to make?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Don't tell me off for asking questions.There is nothing bloody wrong with asking questions.That is how you actually have a conversation.What causes YOU to feel stressed.What causes YOU to feel fear.Just stop being stupid and answer the bloody question.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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How is me asking "what point are you trying to make?" equal to me telling you off?I did answer your questions. You asked what caused fear and stress. Now you're asking what causes them in me, which is different, but I'll answer that too:Fear - y'know I still get a little scared od the dark sometimes. don't know why. I nearly got bit by a snake when I was younger, so snajes definitely cause fear in me. Stress - Relationships, arguments, overdue assignments etc. I guess I feel fear when confronted with fearful things, same deal for stress. Now again I'll ask, how is this related to abortion?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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You took the mick out of me for asking many questions and you said it was because I was a troll. You also banned me on the other thread for asking questions.I'm not asking what causes fear and stress within the brain, I was asking what causes fear and stress in general, at the end."In general" means what "circumstances in general".OK, I'll ask another APPOPRIATE question.What does it mean to be afraid. How do you define fear?What does it mean to be stressed? How do you define stress?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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You're clearly getting a bit upset about that, so I'm just going to skip over the whole topic of whether you're a troll or not. Instead I'll just try answering your questions. I'm a bit confused on them though; you don't seem to like my earlier answers. This time I'm going to answer in the most succinct chemical answer I can. Full disclosure, I'm no neuroscientist, so this info is purely stuff I've researched on the spot.What does it mean to be afraid? How do you define fear?"The signals from the amygdala reach the hypothalamus, the area where corticotropic releasing hormone (HCT), which in turn is responsible for the release of cortisol [...] The information is also directed toward the locus coeruleus[...], responsible for producing norepinephrine"http://www.neurodiagnosticdevices.com/the-chemistry-of-fear.htm What does it mean to be stressed? How do you define stress?"Stress initiators, supported by areas such as thinking in the pre-frontal cortex, the hippocampal formation and the emotional triggers from the amygdala, create a sequence of activities through the HPA axis... [the] Hypothalamus, Pituitary, and the Adrenal system."http://changingminds.org/explanations/stress/chemistry_stress.htm
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Thank you for providing some information as it was helpful.In other words are these chemicals released when the brain perceives itself to be in a state of danger?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Yes that is indeed the major reason why we enter a fearful or anxious state of mine
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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What causes a lack of fear in situations where we normally would.Usually you might feel fearful in a situation that is dangerous, but that doesn't happen all the time, does it? Have there ever been instances where you have been in a situation where you normally would feel fearful yet don't feel any fear?
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Yes, and it might be because I was drunk, or distracted, or went into shock rather quickly, or any one of a million other things.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Interesting.What do you believe causes the brain to accurately tell when it's in danger.The brain triggers certain chemicals in the brain when it realises it's in danger.But how does the brain accurately calculate that it is in danger.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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You're asking me to explain complex neurological processes, and I'm simply not qualified to answer.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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You're asking me to explain complex neurological processes, and I'm simply not qualified to answer.Do you always feel fear when in a dangerous situation?I can purposely stand in front of a car and nearly get ran over without giving a damn.Make sense, please.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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What point are you trying to make by claiming that your brain is dysfunctional?
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What point are you trying to make by claiming that your brain is dysfunctional?What is your point?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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I was asking a question. I was trying to figure out what your point was. I wasn't making a point.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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I was asking a question. I was trying to figure out what your point was. I wasn't making a point.You were asking me a very rude and sarcastic question,one which involved you saying that I had a dysfunctional brain.You were trying to make a point.I don't care what means you were relying on in order to make a point,whether it be in the form of a question orthe form of a statement,You still were trying to make a point.Yes, of course you asking me a question.But you were asking me one in order to get some point across.And not in a particularly nice way.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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How is your apparent borderline-suicidal ideation related to abortion?Last chance for a meaningful answer btw, I'm happy to ignore you
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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How is your apparent borderline-suicidal ideation related to abortion?I don't stand in front of cars due to suicide. I do it to send a strong message to careless drivers not to mess around now that I'm around.Last chance for a meaningful answer btw, I'm happy to ignore youNot everyone feels fear in dangerous situations. what sort of people do and what sort of people don't?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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How is your apparent borderline-suicidal ideation related to abortion?Last chance for a meaningful answer btw, I'm happy to ignore youbtw, your rude.
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Bullshit. Rude is when you don't make a fucking point ever. Rude is where you avoid answering every question you are asked.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Bullshit. Rude is when you don't make a fucking point ever. Rude is where you avoid answering every question you are asked.I don't need you telling me what is rude.You need to stop this smearing.I'm not the one who intiated this thing, you did.So butt out.You're not involved.Just stay out.
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You do need me to tell you what is rude because you have no fucking clue.
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Why are you still bothering with him, out of curiosity?The guy's unhinged.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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I love to hear what stupid thing he will say next.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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...I can't help but feel that demonstrates some profound underlying issues.Yet here I am, on the same website, trying to banter with the likes of FromWithin and HighFalutin, so I guess I'm one to talk.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Blizz will literally say anything. It is so awesome. He will say in one argument that he is telling a lie, and the very next argument he will say he had never attempted lying. It's hilarious.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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See I've never had any interest in shtick like that. It always bores me as soon as I find out he either has no desire or ability to engage in a real conversation.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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See I've never had any interest in shtick like that. It always bores me as soon as I find out he either has no desire or ability to engage in a real conversation.You have actually got a point to some extent, TrumpHair.Although I'm not an idiot nor a liar, I do understand your reasoning.People who go out of their way to lie and tell tales are just toxic and should be avoided at all costs.There is nothing to gain from it at all.Arguing with someone who tries to twist and turn everything is useless.Anyone who tries to argue with someone who is deceitful cannot have any healthy objectives.If anyone finds themselves arguing compulsively with some narcissistic liar who spins and turns everything round then that person needs to take a step back and realise that they are only bringing down their own feelings, and along with it, their own ability to reason as well.It has been said of people like this "Never argue with an idiot, they will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience".I do indeed feel CartMan has some sort of unhealthy obsession that courses him to desire to continue arguing with me for no good purpose.He can't get an answer from me, he can't change my mind.He can't make me any different.I always am and always will be just myself.He's really in such a tail chase.Cartman seems to never stop dripping with pedantry over me.He needs to stop arguing and realise he's looking at a dead wall.There's nothing lovely and sweet about me, I don't take it.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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I wish I had seen this earlier. I am surprised you could be so honest.He needs to stop arguing and realise he's looking at a dead wall.Why are you happy about being a dead wall?
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I'm not that dead wall.You need to gain some creativity and stop looking at a dead wall.Try to be original.
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You said I am looking at a dead wall when I look at you. I get it man. I am glad you came clean.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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You said I am looking at a dead wall when I look at you. I get it man. I am glad you came clean.You didn't read what I had said properly.I never said that whenever you look at me that I am a blank wall.
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You did. It was refreshing for you to finally get something right.
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You did. It was refreshing for you to finally get something right.You are clearly have a very obsessive character.I reckon you would probably agree as well.You are not looking directly at me, there is a dead wall blocking your view.
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I can't believe the only thing you can get right is a complete accident.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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I can't believe the only thing you can get right is a complete accident.Do you believe abortion is a constitutional right?
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Yes. Do you?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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No, I don't believe it should be.Why do you believe that abortion should allowed?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Aww, that sucks. I was hoping you could accidentally be right again. It doesn't matter what you believe should be rights. It is about what the constitution says. Thank you for saying that it was what you believes instead of passing it off as fact.But, to answer your question it should be allowed because it can't be stopped. We can't stop abortion simply by passing laws to ban it.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Aww, that sucks. I was hoping you could accidentally be right again. It doesn't matter what you believe should be rights. It is about what the constitution says. Thank you for saying that it was what you believes instead of passing it off as fact.You don't make any sense.I'm both right and wrong?I'm saying it 'bout you.And no, abortion isn't in the constitution.Which amendment is it in, and in which clause?Quote it.But, to answer your question it should be allowed because it can't be stopped. We can't stop abortion simply by passing laws to ban it.Why can't abortion be stopped by passing a law on it?Do you mean that it would be wrong or that it simply isn't possible?Elaborate.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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I'm both right and wrong?Well, to help clear things up, I didn't say you were both right and wrong.Which amendment is it in, and in which clause?Quote it.The 14th amendment guarantees the woman the right to abortion based on Roe v Wade.Why can't abortion be stopped by passing a law on it?People would just do it illegally. Abortion used to be illegal and people still did it. Alcohol was made illegal and people still drank it. Guns are made illegal and people still get them.Do you mean that it would be wrong or that it simply isn't possible?Not possible.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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Well, to help clear things up, I didn't say you were both right and wrong.It doesn't matter.The 14th amendment guarantees the woman the right to abortion based on Roe v Wade.Why does the 14th amendment guarantee the women the right to an abortion?The 14th amendment allows women the ability to have an abortion, but not the right to have an abortion.People would just do it illegally. Abortion used to be illegal and people still did it. Alcohol was made illegal and people still drank it. Guns are made illegal and people still get them.Why not make it impossible for women to do it both illegally or legally?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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It doesn't matter.You were confused about why I said something I didn't say.The 14th amendment allows women the ability to have an abortion, but not the right to have an abortion.Anything that an amendment allows you to do is a right.Why not make it impossible for women to do it both illegally or legally?We haven't quite figured out how to make things impossible to do. Any suggestions?
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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You were confused about why I said something I didn't say.I don't know what you're talking about.Forget about it, this is a stupid conversation.Anything that an amendment allows you to do is a right.The amendment gives you the right to decide whether or not to attempt it, doesn't give you the right to commit it.Anyway, why does the law and politics have to obey the constitution, it hasn't actually helped anybody. It doesn't actually work.I don't really see the point in the constitution.Whether or not it's principles are just, the constitution is just a quotation that obsessives like to cite when something goes majorly wrong that they can't come up with an explanation for.We haven't quite figured out how to make things impossible to do. Any suggestions?First of all what we need to study is how women are able to perform illegal abortions. How is it possible for women to perform abortions when it is illegal?One way of stopping what is illegal from happening is having complete governmental surveillance.Executing women who have abortions is also another step!
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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The amendment gives you the right to decide whether or not to attempt it, doesn't give you the right to commit it.Not true. Amendments are not for governing thoughts.Anyway, why does the law and politics have to obey the constitution, it hasn't actually helped anybody. It doesn't actually work.I don't really see the point in the constitution.The constitution describes the principles of the country. Why did you join in this debate if you don't even like the constitution?Whether or not it's principles are just, the constitution is just a quotation that obsessives like to cite when something goes majorly wrong that they can't come up with an explanation for.No. The government has to act according to the constitution.First of all what we need to study is how women are able to perform illegal abortions. How is it possible for women to perform abortions when it is illegal?Same way they do it when it is legal, just with shadier circumstances.One way of stopping what is illegal from happening is having complete governmental surveillance.That isn't really possible.Executing women who have abortions is also another step!That doesn't stop the abortion from happening.
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Not true. Amendments are not for governing thoughtsThey are.The constitution is merely there as a means to allow people to realise that they can think whatever they like and make whatever decision they choose.The amendments is about upholding free thought, not free action.No action is free and the amendment was never intended to allow it.The constitution describes the principles of the country. Why did you join in this debate if you don't even like the constitution?The government doesn't describe the principles of the country.That would imply that everybody within a country had the same opinion.I am here to debate the legitimacy of the constitution and also what the constitution says within itself.I believe in shedding light upon what the constitution represents and what the constitution really means.No. The government has to act according to the constitution.The constitution is much like the Bible, it is twisted to ones own advantage.The Bible says whatever it says by interpretation according to the desires of a particular mans whims, not the other way round.The Bible doesn't instruct the man.Same with the constitution.The constitutions actual text may never change, but what it means changes with what every man desires it to mean.Same way they do it when it is legal, just with shadier circumstances.Where do they get the equipment from?Where are the illegal abortions held?How would they do it in secret and afford the equipment?That isn't really possible.It is, if we allow it. The government is fully capable of the utmost monitoring of the civilisation, we just need to let them.That doesn't stop the abortion from happening.It's a deterrent and also a way to stop the bad strain spreading within peoples blood that causes them to commit abortion.
Debate: Is abortion a Constitutional right?
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No action is free and the amendment was never intended to allow it.There are many free actions, and amendments are used to allow actions, not thoughts. No one can punish you for your thoughts.The government doesn't describe the principles of the country.I didn't say that.Where do they get the equipment from?There is a surprising amount of people who have weird equipment in their possession. Find a shady person who will let you use theirs.Where are the illegal abortions held?Anywhere I guess.How would they do it in secret and afford the equipment?You don't have to buy the equipment to use it.It is, if we allow it.Nope.The government is fully capable of the utmost monitoring of the civilisation, we just need to let them.How many people does it take to watch one person?It's a deterrent and also a way to stop the bad strain spreading within peoples blood that causes them to commit abortion.That doesn't make the abortion impossible to do.