zacb wrote:
I have come to this conclusion as well. If my memory of science serves me correct, after the zygote stages, a human starts to form. So for me, I would agree with you. That is when a piece of tissue turns from tissue that would be flushed down, to something more than that, something that is animated. So yes, support that. I also support any medication based on a right to ingest into your body what you so please. So if you want to drink draino, be my guest, although it is stupid. So if there are medicines after zygote stage, yes, but a abortion, no. But overall, I think we should try to advance technology to the point where we need no worry about it, and we could actually put a partially developed child in an incubator like device, and grow the child outside the womb. This would solve both sides the issues, and a human life could come into the world with minimum fuss. We should focus on tech to solve these issues.
A lot of "abortions" are medication. Are you simply opposed to surgical abortions? That seems like quite an arbitrary distinction.
Movement starts between 7 and 8 weeks. At that stage, a lot of women don't even know they're pregnant. Outlawing abortion at that stage seems unfair, particularly as movement doesn't mean very much- insects move, but it is legal to kill them. An 8 week zef is significantly less aware than an insect or a small bird.
Artificial wombs would still pose issues. Who is going to look after the child once it is "born"?